Curtis Boivin injured in Beausejour

During the Pro Champ final, #19b Curtis Boivin from Fort Frances, Ontario was involved in a serious crash.  He was airlifted to a Winnipeg Hospital where he remains in critical condition.  Curtis is a rising star in ice oval racing.  I will post updates as the information is available, please keep the Boivin family in your thoughts and prayers.  Read More →

The Outlaws have arrived!

Early in the spring of 2011, I began to hear some internet chatter about the creation of a new class of snowmobile ice oval racing.  This revolutionary new idea was going to place the driver in a left-side cockpit driving position, surrounded by a full roll cage and driven much like a Sprint car, with a steering wheel, foot pedal controls, and a 5-point harness.  Considering the high amount of injuries... [Read more]

35th Annual World Championship Watercross

It was a hot weekend both in and out of the water for the 35th annual World Championship Watercross held in Grantsburg, WI on July 15th-17th.  As temps soared beyond 90 degrees each day, the huge crowds gathered for what would turn out to be a great weekend of racing. The weekend started with drag race qualifying on Friday afternoon.  Over 75 entries battled through round robin qualifying heats,... [Read more]

IWA Makes Waves in Ely

The June 25th-26th race in Ely, Minnesota marked the second event in the International Watercross Associations 2011 season.   A flock of drivers made the long journey north to compete at what has become one of the circuits most favored locations.  With a combined effort, the IWA and the Ely Watercross Group put on a great show. [Read more]  Read More →

IWA Season Opener in Moose Lake, MN

The International Watercross Association (IWA) kicked off its racing season June 4th and 5th in beautiful Moose Lake, MN.  Over 50 racers from throughout the upper Midwest come together for each and every IWA event making the competition fierce and the action fast! The crowd was blessed with two wonderful early June days full of sunny skies and warm breezes as the IWA racers took to the water.  In... [Read more]

Apparel Freaks-The Motorsports Apparel Authority

The snow has indeed melted, but with the recently welcomed Spring comes a mass of fast-paced and exciting race events to keep your whistle wet.  Whether you’re off seeking G’s at the drags, watching sleds battle it out on the water, catching some high-flying freestyle action, or bartering at swap meets, you can rely on Apparel Freaks to keep you looking fly for any occasion. [Read more]  Read More →

O.R.A. Caps off 2011 Season on Lake Mille Lacs

The Blue Goose Inn, in Garrison, Minnesota, has a long standing history of great food, live music, fishing, thirst-quenching drinks, and the list goes on.  Also included in the history of the Goose is their role in playing host to a wide variety of motorsport races.  The last weekend in February was no exception, as ATV’s, bikes, cars and snowmobiles (modern, vintage and kids) each had their... [Read more]

Davidson Writes History With Another Soo I-500 Win!

In a year marked with great snowmobile racers driving themselves deeper into history, Corey Davidson added to his legend by claiming yet another Soo I-500 endurance race in front of a raucous crowd in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, on Saturday.             Davidson, 40, won his seventh Soo I-500 – a 500-lap race around an iced, 1-mile oval – as the lead driver, and eighth overall, thanks... [Read more]

Hibbert Wins Fifth Straight X Games Gold In Snocross

If Tucker Hibbert keeps this up, he’s going to have to put an addition onto the house he and wife Mandi are building, just to hold all of his medals, trophies and other racing awards.             The king of snocross was at it again today in Aspen, Colorado, where he won his fifth straight X Games gold medal in snocross and sixth overall on his Monster Energy Drink, Castle Racing, Stud-Boy... [Read more]

Brian Dick Wins Weather-Shortened USCC Red Lake I-500

Today, Mother Nature won the battle at the historic USCC Red Lake I-500, but the war this year was won by Brian Dick, the Arctic Cat engineer who won the title for his employer.             Wicked winds and falling snow caused multiple delays of the planned third and final day of the I-500 – it was scheduled to go off at 10 a.m. and was moved back to 10:30, 11 and then 11:30 a.m. Finally,... [Read more]

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