Last Chance on Sundance Rail Jam, on April 27, 2013 drew in new and familiar faces along with smiles all around. It gave Skiers and Riders the opportunity to get in one last Rail Jam before the snow in the Park melts. It was a sweet event, with great talent throughout the day.
We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day for pond skimming! Warm temps, clear skies, and chilly pond water! Re-live every successful run, splash, crash, and even some big air from this year’s highly entertaining pond skim event!
Between Phoenix and Las Vegas Nationwide races, Brian Scott headed home to McCall Idaho and hit the slopes.
He and members of his family boarded a helicopter to the highest peaks of McCall for fresh powder skiing. Check out his day.
In this episode we feature and evaluate the Polaris Switchback Assault 144. We travel to Quebec as we test ride a new Ski-Doo that has throttle-by-wire technology as well as a new four stroke engine. We also perform a before and after test using C&A Pro skis as well as go on a trail ride with Speedwerx as they shake down their modified two and four stroke trail sleds. Finally, we attend an Arctic Cat vintage gathering on Lake Waconia in Minnesota.
Corin Todd wins Pro finale, claims 2013 Championship for East Coast Snocross series,
Presented by AMSOIL and Woody’s Traction
Patenaude brothers claim Pro Lite finale and Sport title
MALONE, New York (Mar. 25, 2013) – New York native Corin Todd powered his machine to victory in the last Pro final of the season, securing the 2013 championship as East Coast Snocross (ECS) completed its season finale Saturday at the Titus Mountain Family Ski Center.
Todd (Bailey/Hulten Polaris), of Otego, passed Lemieux after the first of 14 laps and led to the finish. Lemieux (Lemieux Racing/Ski-doo) settled for second just a tick over three seconds back, while 2012 champion Danny Poirier (Bailey/Hulten Polaris) filled out the podium in third.
Friday evening’s Pro final was run under the lights at Titus, with Lemieux claiming the win to keep pressure on Todd in the points fight. Michigan native Kevin Wallenstein (Ingles Performance/Ski-doo) stepped up from Pro Lite to run second in an amazing effort, while Poirier was rock solid in third. Read Full Article →
Sunday River’s annual Firefighter Race on lower Tempest
Jesus is the Answer
