Alyssa Kruppenbacker dies in on-track incident during championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 2:13 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Alyssa Kruppenbacker, a 14-year-old amateur flat track racer from Crescent City, Florida, has passed away following an incident during the AMA Flat Track Grand Championship in Du Quoin, Illinois. The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) expressed deep sorrow over her death, extending condolences to her family and the flat-track community. This incident reflects the inherent risks of motorsport and the tragic realities faced by young athletes in the sport. The AMA announced they are working to support the family during this difficult time.
- •Alyssa Kruppenbacker was 14 years old.
- •The incident occurred during the AMA Flat Track Grand Championship.
- •The AMA expressed condolences to her family and the community.
- •Kruppenbacker was an amateur racer from Crescent City, Florida.
- 2:13 AMYahoo Sports — Flat Track Racer Alyssa Kruppenbacker Passes After "On-Track Incident"
"It is always difficult for us to report when a racer succumbs to injuries from racing. It's especially hard when the racer was only 14 years old. It is with heavy heart that we report that amateur flat track racer Alyssa Kruppenbacker of Crescent City, Florida, has passed away following an incident during the AMA Flat Track Grand Championship in Du Quoin, Illinois.
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