Will New Swedish Sensation Remind Of The Flying Finn?

Posted by John Prusak on July 23, 2010 under Arctic Cat, Featured, From the Editors, Haikonen, ISOC, Snocross, racing, snowmobile | Comments are off for this article

Quick: Name your favorite Scandinavian snocross star!             When most North American snowmobile race fans think of racers from Scandinavia, the first name that pops into their head is Toni Haikonen. The “Flying Finn” came stateside in the mid 1990s and changed our sport with his high-flying, dynamic style that made him a joy to [...]

Maki Becomes World Champ, Times Two

Posted by Lindsey Fontaine on July 21, 2010 under Arctic Cat, Brian McCurdy Jr., Chad Maki, David Fischer, Featured, Watercross, Watercross Events, Yamaha, dobrowsky, grantsburg world championship, greg metz, maki-zurn, polaris, rinker, ski-doo, watercross racing | Comments are off for this article

When I think of the Grantsburg World Championship Watercross Race, I think of my most favorite weekend of the year, blazing hot sun, delicious lemonade and the street dances that I love so much.  After this years 34th Annual World Championship Race I’ve added one more thing, or should I say person, to that list.  [...]

Is Hibbert’s Excellence Good For Snocross?

Posted by John Prusak on April 30, 2010 under Arctic Cat, Featured, From the Editors, Snocross, Tucker Hibbert | Comments are off for this article

When you’re watching competition in person or on TV, which would you rather see: Excellence in action, or an event where anybody could win?      I could take either side of that argument, so that’s why I’m asking you. Some of you are   probably already seeing through my opening lines to the real question: Is Tucker Hibbert’s [...]

Inaugural Oval Racers Alliance Event a Success

Posted by Lindsey Fontaine on February 10, 2010 under Arctic Cat, Ice Ovals, ORA, Ovals/Enduro, modern, polaris, ski-doo, snowmobile racing, vintage | Comments are off for this article

The weekend of February 5-7, 2010 marked the beginning of the Oval Racers Alliance’s first season.  A total of approximately 536 entries and 120 drivers made for extremely close racing in both modern and vintage classes at the I-94 Speedway in Sauk Centre, MN. The debut event was kicked off Friday night with the Friday Night Country Cat Spectacular.  [...]

Team Arctic wins first-ever Soo 500 enduro

Posted by SnowGoer on February 9, 2010 under Arctic Cat, Ovals/Enduro | Comments are off for this article

Troy Dewald, piloting a 2010 Arctic Cat Sno Pro 600 while nursing a broken shoulder blade, and Jeff Leuenberger put Arctic Cat on top.

Wanderscheid Earns World Championship Pole In Friday Night Program

Posted by John Prusak on January 15, 2010 under Arctic Cat, Eagle River, Events, Moyle, Ovals/Enduro Events, PJ, Schulz, Uncategorized, Wanderscheid, polaris, racing, ski-doo, snowmobile, world championship | Comments are off for this article

Arctic Cat’s P.J. Wanderscheid started his pursuit to become the first four-time Eagle River World Champion in style, earning the pole position in a smooth and efficient Friday Night Thunder program at the famous Derby Track in northern Wisconsin.      Wanderscheid, age 26, led the World Snowmobile Headquarters-sponsored Sweet Sixteen Pole Position race from the opening green flag [...]

Eagle River Time Trials: Schulz On Top!

Posted by John Prusak on under Arctic Cat, Derby, Eagle River, Events, Matt Schulz, Moyle, Ovals/Enduro Events, Rotax, Villeneuve, Wanderscheid, ovals, polaris, racing, ski-doo, snowmobile, wahl, world championship | Comments are off for this article

The time trials for the Eagle River World Championship have wrapped up, and the man at the top of the list isn’t an ex-champion, but rather a young racer who has been lightning fast this year.      Matt Schulz of Wausau, Wisconsin, posted a 17.813 second qualifying time, besting a field that includes three multi-time champions [...]

Tim Tremblay Ends Hibbert’s Run Of Perfection

Posted by John Prusak on January 9, 2010 under Arctic Cat, Events, Hibbert, Quebec, Sandy, Snocross, Snocross Events, Tim Tremblay, Tucker, Utah, polaris, ski-doo | Comments are off for this article

Tucker Hibbert’s run of perfection is over, and the person who broke the string is somebody that hardly anybody would have picked a couple weeks ago.      First-year pro Tim Tremblay, running a Warnert Racing, NSK-sponsored Ski-Doo, led pretty much from green to checkered Saturday night in Sandy, Utah, running away with the Pro Open final.      [...]

Big Excitement In Utah National

Posted by John Prusak on under Arctic Cat, Events, Hibbert, Snocross, Snocross Events, Tucker, Utah, polaris, racing, ski-doo, snowmobile | Comments are off for this article

People in the pits talk about what it’s going to take to stop the T-Train, the nickname for snocross stud Tucker Hibbert.       He went undefeated last year, and this year he opened the second by sweeping both pro classes at Duluth, Minnesota, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.       Well in Utah for round three, that train turned into [...]

Wahl Opens Season On Top

Posted by John Prusak on December 20, 2009 under Arctic Cat, Events, Minnesota, Moyle, Moyle Racing, Ovals/Enduro Events, Raceway Park, Uncategorized, Wanderscheid, oval, polaris, racing, shakopee, snowmobile, wahl | Comments are off for this article

If you are a snowmobile racing fan within an easy drive of Minnesota’s Twin Cities, shame on you for missing a fabulous event.             The WSA Pro-Ice season opener December 19-20 at Shakopee, Minnesota’s Raceway Park was a really good racing event at a really cool facility. Sadly, it was missed by most, as only a [...]