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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT CSRA PROFILE SAFETY THE #1 PRIORITY START RACING THE FLAGS CSRA CLASSES NEW ARCTIC CAT SNO PRO 500 RACE CLASS NOVICE 250 OFFERS TRANSITION POINT FOR YOUNG RIDERS 2014/2015 SCHEDULE 2015 RACE SLEDS SPONSORS OSM INTERVIEW - IAIN HAYDEN OSM INTERVIEW - JACOB GERVAIS CSRA RIDERS RIDER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
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COMPETITORS, & SPONSORS! On behalf of everyone at CSRA, we welcome you to another winter of exciting Rockstar Energy National Snowcross Racing. This is our Twenty first CSRA racing season‌ Our 2015 race series will feature a variety of race track configurations to challenge all our competitors, including the Kids, the Novice and Junior racers, as well as, our Sport, Pro-Lite, and our World Class Pro Open athletes. This winter the Rockstar Energy National Race series will feature racers from Canada, USA, and Europe, all competing head to head at (8) National events from the Season Opener at Searchmont Resort to the Dayco National
Finals at Horseshoe Resort in April. CSRA is proud to be at the forefront of snowmobile racing history, the longevity and popularity of the CSRA Snowmobile racing series is well-earned. Our fans are amazing, our promoters work year round to create first class events, our staff is professional and passionate, our sponsors are knowledgeable and generous, CSRA only partners with companies and sponsors that lead the way in their respective business categories. Partners like Rockstar Energy Drink, Dayco Belts, Amsoil, Royal Distributing, Snap-on Tools, the OEM Manufactures and their dealers, and our Aftermarket sponsors‌they all do their part to keep
the CSRA series Strong, Vibrant and Exciting. This winter our Pro Open Racers will compete for thousands of dollars in cash, prizes and awards, but even more important to the Pro racers, is the opportunity to have their name engraved on the Blair Morgan 7c Cup. Who will be the first racer to eventually dethrone (7) time National Champion Iain Hayden and have their name engraved alongside Iain and the other Pro Open Champions from the past (20) years. We wish all the teams participating in the 2015 CSRA race series good luck, we look forward to another incredible winter racing season. Thank you all!! for your continued support.. Sincerely yours, Ken Avann CSRA President
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PROFILE Since its inception in 1994, the CSRA (Canadian Snowcross Racing Association) has been a governing body that organizes, promotes, and regulates snowmobile competitions within the province of Ontario and at selected events throughout Canada. The CSRA was created to help racers, manufacturers and sponsors benefit from the ever-expanding sport of professional snowmobile racing. The mission of the CSRA is to bring the sport of snowmobile racing to its highest level. The CSRA strives to bring sponsors, racers, manufacturers and racing fans the most organized, visible circuit in the industry.
Snowcross is today’s most popular form of snowmobile racing. It features high-flying aerial displays and compact track design. Competitors race around motocross-style tracks that feature tight turns, banked corners, and a variety of jumps allowing racers to catch “big air” in full view of spectators. Spanning 7 events from December thru March, the CSRA travels to key Powersports markets with its traveling race circuit. The series attracts hundreds of racers and thousands of spectators at each event. Sponsors of the CSRA benefit from a captive audience of race fans totaling over 40,000 for the season.
CSRA race fans are a mix of young families whose head of household is between the age of 30 and 50 years and single males between the ages of 18 and 54 years old. Occupations of the head of the household are evenly split between white and blue collar professionals with household incomes in excess of $85,000 per annum. Amongst all snowmobilers, CSRA racers, spectators and vendors, the common thread that links them together is their love of the great outdoors, the apparel that they wear, and the vehicles they choose to ride and transport their toys with.
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nowcross racing is one of the safest forms of competitive snowmobiling and CSRA officials go to great lengths to present safe and controlled competition. Safety starts before the snowmobiles enter the race course area. Every racers machine is safety checked by technical staff who inspect steering carbides, studs, lighting, engine kill switches, brake operation and many other aspects of the machine. Each rider must wear appropriate safety equipment such as approved helmets and eye protection, upper body protection (Tekvest), shin and kneepads and proper boots as well as other safety items chosen by each specific rider. The race course is designed so the first turn is wide and on a gradual sweep to
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reduce the chance of collision as racers approach the first turn bunched together, jockeying for the right racing-line or the “hole shot.” Sharp turns and jumps are often implemented onto the course design to keep speeds down as well as to provide a challenging race course for the riders and to create exciting race action for the spectators. Spectator areas are placed a safe distance from the track to insure the safety of the fans. A minimum of six officials are on the race course at all times to assist racers should an incident occur. Near the pit area, an ambulance with two additional EMTs and advanced life support equipment are present at all times. We pride ourselves on our high safety standards both on the
race course and off. If an accident was to occur, our trackside rescue team is ready to assist immediately. Though everyone’s safety is foremost, we are sensitive to the environment as well; we enforce strict sound level requirements for all the snowmobiles that compete at our events. We hope you enjoy our snowcross racing events. If you ride the trails on a snowmobile or ATV remember to ride responsibly. If you want to ride hard and fast, do it at a sanctioned event where everyone is going in the same direction in a safe controlled environment. Remember: ride safe, ride smart and ride sober!
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he Canadian Snowcross Racing Association is dedicated to upholding the highest standards in snowmobile racing as well as growing the sport of Snowcross. CSRA makes it easy for the whole family to get involved in racing. In fact, you don’t even need a race sled, new racers can compete with stock trail sleds. To make it fair, modifications are not permitted with the exception that you can change or replace handlebars,
shocks, and skis. To prepare the sled to compete all you need to do is cover the headlight and tail light with clear tape and ensure that the sled has a snow flap and a functional tether cord kill switch and a handle bar shut off switch. Rider safety equipment including (approved helmet, goggles, knee pads, and TekVests) are available to rent at each event if you don’t have your own.
If a National seems like too much, CSRA Regional events offer a more relaxed atmosphere and take place throughout Ontario and Quebec. Snowcross racing provides opportunity for kids and adults to meet new friends, socialize and compete in a sport that is safe, competitive, professional and fun. Snowcross racing classes for kids, boys, girls, women and first time racers, are available at all CSRA Regional events.
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RACE CLASSES FOR NEW RACERS: Kids 120cc Race Classes: Age 4-9 years: At each CSRA race there are three racing classes for kids to compete with 120cc mini snowmobiles. Polaris, Arctic Cat and Ski-Doo each make snowmobiles to compete in these classes. The 120cc classes compete to finals on both Saturdays and Sundays. Kids Novice Race Classes: Age 8-13 years: At each CSRA race, there are six Novice racing classes for kids aged 8-13 years. Novice class racers compete with mid sized 250cc Phantom 4-Stroke sleds or full size Fan cooled snowmobiles 0-600cc. Polaris, Arctic Cat and Ski-Doo each make snowmobiles to compete in these classes. New for 2012, Arctic Cat has created a detune kit that will permit Novice races to compete with the new Liquid Cooled
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SP500. The Novice classes compete to finals on both Saturdays and Sundays. Junior Race Classes: Age 13-17 years: At each CSRA race there are five Junior racing classes for kids aged 13-17 years to compete with full size Fan, 4-Stroke, and Liquid cooled snowmobiles. Yamaha, Polaris, Arctic Cat and Ski-Doo each make snowmobiles to compete in these classes. The Junior classes compete to finals on both Saturdays and Sundays. The new Junior FI and Junior F2 classes are the best classes for new Junior racers to start in. Trail Sport Classes: First time adult racers: CSRA events feature three Trail Sport division classes that are designated for first year adult competitors. These classes are great for introducing trail riders to
Snowcross competition as none of the competitors have any previous Snowcross racing experience. There are Trail Sport racing classes for men and women. Vintage Racing: Each CSRA race has four Vintage racing classes for snowmobiles over 25-years-old. Interested in more information: CSRA hosts a free classroom-type snowcross seminar for individuals that want to try snowcross racing for the first time. The CSRA seminar will take place in Barrie on November 15, 2014. If you would like to register for the free snowcross seminar, contact the CSRA at info@snowcross.com For additional information on getting started and the 2015 event schedule. Go to www.snowcross.com and download CSRA 2014 Getting Started Newsletter #1.
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FLAGS UNDERSTANDING THE FLAGS OF SNOWCROSS CSRA Snowcross is much like other forms of racing. Track workers communicate with the racers through the use of colored flags, the definition of which can be seen below. By knowing what these flags mean fans can have a better understanding of what is going on in the race. Here’s a breakdown of the flags CSRA fans might see at a race.
Green Flag
The green flag is used to start the race and to signal the racers that all is clear.
Yellow Flag
The yellow flag warns riders to be cautious, that there is an incident on the track ahead of them. Riders can’t “race” through a yellow flag zone, meaning they can’t do things like pass other riders and the sled’s track can’t leave the snow.
Red Flag
A red flag means the race has been stopped. The race will restart with the riders in the order they were in when the race was stopped. Riders can’t work on their sleds while the race is stopped due to a red flag.
Blue Flag
A blue flag signals a rider they are about to be passed or are being lapped and should move over.
Black Flag
A black flag means the rider has done something that is against the rules. A furled black flag (flag wrapped around the stick) pointed at a rider means the rider has done something to gain the official’s attention and if they continue to do what has been done to gain the official’s attention they will receive an open black flag. An open black flag means a rider has received a penalty. It is not an automatic disqualification. For example, a rider may simply be asked to pull over and let a rider they passed illegally go by.
White Flag
The white flag signals the riders they are starting the last lap of the race.
Checkered Flag
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As with any Motorsport, racing rules and classes are created to ensure that competition is not only fair, but also exciting to watch. Whether it’s a Novice or Junior qualifying heat, or a Pro final, Snowcross racing is the most exciting form of winter Motorsport that you will ever witness. Rider experience, snowmobile engine size, and the engine performance define the different snowcross racing classes. Each snowmobile is classified by engine size and type of engine, (fan-cooled or liquid-cooled) and if it is stock or modified. In most stock classes, racers are allowed to add traction products such as studs or carbides, as well as change shocks, handle bars and skis. If a snowmobile has any other modifications, it must compete in the Open Class of the respective division of the racer. 120 Stock 1 120 Stock 2 120 Improved
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120cc (Age 4-6) 12mph (No studs or carbides) 120cc (Age 6-10) 18mph (No studs or carbides) 120cc (Age 6-12) No speed limit; Briggs race engine model L0206e 120 Champ 120cc (Age 7-12) No speed limit (No studs or carbides; Briggs 120 sleds legal) Novice 250cc 250cc (Age 7-13) 250cc Phantom snowmobiles Novice A 300cc (Age 8-10) de-tuned AC SP500/Ski-Doo Novice B 300cc (Age 10-13) de-tuned AC SP500/Ski-Doo Novice 1 0-380cc fan or Arctic Cat SP 500 with De-Tune Kit (Age 10-13) Novice 2 0-600cc Fan , 4-Stroke, or de-tuned AC SP500/ Ski-Doo (Age 10-13) Novice Girls 0-600cc Fan , 4-Stroke, or de-tuned AC SP500/ Ski-Doo (Age 8-13) Junior F1 0-600cc (13-17) 0-600cc Fan , 4-Stroke, or de-tuned AC SP500/Ski-Doo Junior F2 0-600cc (13-17) 0-600cc Fan , 4-Stroke, or de-tuned AC SP500/Ski-Doo Junior Girls 0-600cc (14-17) 0-600cc stock with ISR-approved throttle limiter Trail Sport 1 0-600cc Trail sleds (First year racers, no race sleds) Trail Sport 600 0-600cc (First year racers, 2014 or older race sleds allowed) Trail Sport Women 0-600cc (First year racers, 2014 or older race sleds allowed) Sport 500 0-500cc and 600cc with ISR-approved throttle limiter Sport 600 0-600cc Sport Women 0-600cc Sport Veteran 0-600cc (25+) Sport Masters 0-600cc (40+) Pro Lite Stock 0-600cc Pro Women 0-600cc Pro Veteran (30+) 0-600cc Pro Masters (40+) 0-600cc Pro Open 600cc 0-600cc or 1050cc 4-Stroke Vintage 1 0-300cc Fan Vintage 2 301-340cc Fan Vintage Open Fan Open Vintage Open Liquid Open
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ast season, the CSRA worked closely with the Arctic Cat race department to come up with a package that would make the Arctic Cat Sno Pro 500, race ready for Junior racers age 8-10. We took the info and proposed rules to the ISR meeting this past spring, and they were passed and the Novice 1 Arctic Cat SP500 race class was born. The idea behind the class is to provide up-andcoming racers a chance to race a full-size snowmobile, to help prepare them for entry into the Sport and Semi-Pro ranks. To compete in the new CSRA Novice
1 class, the stock Arctic Cat SP500 will need to have a detune kit that will make the performance of the sled similar to a Ski-Doo Freestyle 300. The kit will be available at selected Arctic Cat dealers, or through the Arctic Cat Racing department. Novice 1 Arctic Cat SP500 class rules are: • Any ISR snowcross legal ski runner allowed, must use stock skis. • Any commercially-available handlebar riser allowed. • Clutch tuning that is allowed in stock snowcross is allowed.
• Chaincase sprockets may be changed. • A restricted throttle kit not to allow no more than 50-percent throttle opening has to be installed. Throttle kit part no. 0708-088. • The ECU will be reprogrammed with the rev limit restrictions as approved by ISR and the rules committee. The ECU will carry a distinctive ID number. • The rev limiter ID name is 500LTD6300. • Track must be part no. 2602-019, or legally-filed replacement track measuring 128x15x1-inch.. •, ONly OEM-model optional suspension ski and rear suspension springs may be used. • No other changes allowed. Racers should note that the Sno Pro 500 comes with Fox Zero Pro rebuildable gas shocks that can be fine tuned per the individual rider’s needs. For more information on this class visit www. snowcross.com or contact CSRA at (905) 722-7771; or e-mail: info@snowcross.com.
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hantom Snowmobiles has partnered with the CSRA to create the Novice 250 racing class, a transition class for young snowcross riders. Powered by a bulletproof four-stroke engine, Phantom snowmobiles feature a long travel suspension and scaled down “big sled” ergonomics that prepare kids for riding race sleds. Novice 250 class riders can ride their sleds at a CSRA race on the weekend, and hit the trails during the week or on off weekends. It is one of the best ways to transition kids from 120 racing to racing full-size sleds. For more information visit www.novice250.com.
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SCHEDULE December 12-14, 2014 Dayco Triple Crown National Snocross Searchmont Ski Resort, Sault Ste Marie, Ontario Located just outside Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Searchmont Ski Resort has the honor of hosting the opening race on the 20142015 CSRA schedule. Boasting 750-feet of elevation, 90-percent of the hill at Searchmont Ski Resort is covered with snowmaking equipment. When temperatures drop below freezing snowmaking begins, and often that happens in late October or early November. And the temperatures seem to be colder on the mountain, so if it is raining in Sault Ste. Marie it can be snowing at Searchmont. For that reason, Searchmont has a rich history of hosting the CSRA opening race. More than a decade ago it was the place where factories would come to shake down their new machines and see what the competition had to offer. Website: CSRA Sanction: Track Design: Track Location: Facilities: Host Hotel:
www.snowcross.com National / Regional & Triple Crown Points Event. 5/8 mile, artificial & natural snow on the Ski hill. Searchmont Ski Resort: www.searchmont.com Searchmont Chalet & Restaurant, On site accommodations. Water Tower Inn: 1-800-461-0800 www.watertowerinn.com
January 17-18, 2015 International Snowcross Grand Prix City Center, Rouyn Noranda, Quebec The Grand Prix International Snowcross is set to take place in friendly Rouyn Noranda, Quebec. A showcase event for the area, more than 4,000 fans are expected to come out for the race which will take place on a half-mile track.Rouyn Noranda is a fairly new city and was formed with Rouyn and Noranda merged in 1986. But even as separate cities they are new and were not formed until around 1917 when copper was discovered in the area. In fact, the city is known as the “National Copper Capital” of Canada. Located in Northern Quebec, the city boasts 40,000 people and boasts it’s fair share of cultural activities. Since 1982 Rouyn Noranda has played host to the International Cinema Festival of Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Since 2003 it has hosted the Emerging Music Festival in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Website: CSRA Sanction: Track Design: Track Location: Host Hotels:
www.grandprixsnowcross.com National / Regional & Triple Crown Points event. Includes Vintage Racing ½ mile Snowcross race course made with natural snow. Rouyn Noranda Centreville Alpin Hotel Rouyn Noranda: (819)-762-0991 www.hotelalpin.ca LeNoranda Hotel: (866)-562-2341 www.lenoranda.com Best Western Rouyn Noranda : (800)-780-7234 www.bestwestern.com
February 7-8, 2015 AMSOIL Kawartha Cup Lindsay Exhibition, Lindsay, Ontario The AMSOIL Kawartha Cup National Snowcross features a lengthy track that is a challenge for many of the racers with its speed and huge air jumps. This event is fast becoming one of the highlights of the CSRA schedule so look for more of the same this season. In addition to the AMSOIL Kwartha Cup Snowcross, Lindsay Exhibition holds events year round including a Sportsman Show, All About Horses show, Craft Show and the Lindsay Exhibition. The site features indoo and outdoor facilities and includes a grandstand, which is used during the snowcross race. Lindsay itself is home to some 20,000 people and is the hub for business and commerce in the Kawartha Lakes region. The town was founded in the early 1800s and built around a sawmill and grist mill. Website: CSRA Sanction: Track Design: Track Location: Facilities: Host Hotel: 20
www.snowcross.com CSRA National & Regional Points Event, Includes Vintage Racing. ½ mile race course made with natural snow. Lindsay Exhibition Grounds www.lindsayex.com Indoor Food & Beverage and Dealer displays. Large Outdoor Covered Grandstand Admiral Inn Lindsay (705)-328-1743 Super 8 Peterborough (705)-876-8898
February 14-15, 2015 Royal Distributing Cup Georgian Downs, Barrie, Ontario Georgian Downs in Barrie, Ontario, is the backdrop for the Royal Distributing Snowcross Championships. One of CSRA’s premier events, the Georgian Downs race typically features massive entry numbers. Georgian Downs has a full complement of betting including telephone betting, teletheaters and live racing. If you’re feeling lucky you can try your hand pulling the slot machine lever too. Georgian Downs has 1,000 uniquely-themed slot machines including 200 progressive machines and over 500 penny machines. Located less than hour north of Toronto, Georgian Downs also features dining and live concert and sporting events. Barrie itself is Canada’s 34th largest city, so if you can’t find it there it’s probably not worth your time. Website: CSRASanction: Track Design Track Location: Facilities: Host Hotel:
www.snowcross.com National & Regional Points event. Includes Freestyle Show & Vintage Racing. ½ Mile Snowcross made with natural snow. Georgian Downs www.georgiandowns.com Indoor Heated Grandstand / Dining Lounge & OLG Slots Casino Super 8 Barrie: (705)-814-8888 www.super8barrie.com
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February 28-March 1, 2015 Sudbury Snowcross Championships Sudbury Downs, Sudbury, Ontario Sudbury Downs in Sudbury, Ontario, provides a spectacular backdrop to the Sudbury Snowcross Championships. A fan favorite, the race takes place in early March and features a challenging, big-air track. Sudbury is the 24th largest city in Canada and its climate offers long, snowy winters that are perfect for snowmobilers. Sudbury Downs offers live harness racing every Wednesday and Saturday during the warmer months. The Downs offers 350 slot machines as well as race betting and also has high-paying racing such as the Sudbury Stakes, which paid $25,000 during eliminations and $100,000 to win this past October. If you’re looking to get a bite to eat or just relax, the Mardi Gras Dining Lounge, Bayou Lounge and Champions Lounge Grille offer great food and atmosphere. Website: CSRA Sanction: Track Design: Track location: Facilities: Host Hotel:
www.snowcross.com CSRA Regional Points event. 1/2 Mile on the infield made with natural snow. Sudbury Downs – Sudbury www.sudburydowns.com Heated Indoor Grandstand & Restaurant. OLG Casino on site. Holiday Inn Sudbury: (705)-522-0600 www.hisudbury.ca
March 7-8, 2015 Eclipse Financial Cup Timmins, Ontario The Timmins Eclipse Financial Cup will certainly be a highlight on the 2014 CSRA schedule. Located at the city snow storage facility in the city of Timmins, the track will be a full half-mile of bumps and jumps. Located on the banks of the Mattagami River in Northeastern Ontario, Timmins is home to some 46,000 people. Nomadic tribes first settled there around 7000BC and later fur traders made it a base camp for trade. It was groudn zero for the Procupine Gold Rush in 1907 when thousands descended upon the area in search of riches. Today, Industry and Mining are the basis of its economy. Website: CSRA Sanction: Track Design: Track Location: Host Hotel:
www.snowcross.com CSRA Regional & Triple Crown Points event. ½ Mile Snowcross made with natural snow. City Snow Storage Facility Timmins Inn & Suites: (705)-267-6241 www.bestwesternontario.com
March 28-29, 2015 Rockstar Energy Snocross Championships Chicopee Ski Club, Kitchener, Ontario Chicopee Ski Resort in Kitchener, Ontario, has been providing a place for winter fun for 75 years. Chicopee’s slopes will once again host the Rockstar Energy National Snowcross Championships. Chicopee Ski & Summer Resort, host for the Rockstar Energy Snowcross Championships, is also home to the Badass Dash. The same promoters who run CSRA also run the Badass Dash, an event which challenges runners with an obstacle course. Similar to military training, the Dash offers levels of course difficulty to suit all athletic abilities. Chicopee Ski & Summer Resort offers year round recreation with biking, hiking, tennis and more in the summer and, of course, skiing and snowboarding in winter. They also offer catering, banquets and weddings at the facility. Website: CSRA Sanction: Track Design: Track location: Facilities: Host Hotel:
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www.snowcross.com CSRA National & Regional Points event. 5/8 Mile on the Ski Hills made with artificial and natural snow. Chicopee Ski Club – Kitchener www.skichicopee.com Chicopee Chalet with Indoor Restaurant. Holiday Inn: (866)-375-8240 www.holiday-inn.com/kitcheneron Best Western Plus (519)-894-3500 www.bestwesternkitchenerwaterloo.com
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ach year, snowmobile manufacturers enter competitions with the best snowmobiles they’ve built to date. The machines you see on the CSRA National racetracks represent the best technology in snowmobiling and are some of the fastest, most capable terrain machines on the planet. Here is a rundown of what you will see from each manufacturer in 2015.
SKI-DOO MX ZX 600RS A fter big changes to the 2014 racer, SkiDoo focused in on the details for 2015 with a reinforced front suspension module to eliminate cracks and reduce flex. After that, the term “lighter” shows up again and again on the spec sheet for the Ski-
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Doo racer. The new track is lighter and has optimized pitch for less rolling resistance. The rear suspension rails are lighter and stronger, and the torsion springs are lighter and made from a high-strength alloy that should allow more consistent performance. The engine
features a 1-pound lighter crank that allows the engine to rev quicker. Tolerances in the slip gear were tightened up for better performance. Ski-Doo also refined the shock calibration so overall, the sled should have better traction and control in 2015.
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YAMAHA SR VIPER RTX SE W hile Yamahaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s snowcross efforts seem to be on hold, they did make a factory-level appearance south of the border last season at the Duluth National. If they make another shot at snowcross, it will likely be on their top
terrain sled, the R-TX SE. The Arctic Catdesigned chassis is fitted with the Yamaha Genesis 130FI, three-cylinder 4-stroke engine that pumps out 130HP in stock form. FOX FLOAT shocks up front and FOX Zero Pros in the rear handle the bumps,
and the sled uses the same 129-inch track setup as the Arctic Cat. With arguably the best 4-stroke engine on snow, and the proven Arctic Cat chassis, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s likely that Yamaha will be back in the big air game sooner rather than later.
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POLARIS IQR S ome of the Pros racing this sled were barely off of 120s when the first version was released in 2005. The Polaris IQ is officially over a decade old this year and returns to competition with a new 16-position, compression adjustable Walker Evans shock package developed
by factory pro racers last season. Clickers on all shocks are independent of each other so no adjustments will affect another. Front suspension travel is 10.3-inches, rear is 13.9. The 128-inch track seems to be the sweet spot for racing, and Polaris uses a 15x128x1.72 Snowcross XT profile.
The Liberty 600 engine returns with the lightweight crank introduced in 2014; a package that got over half the hole shots in Pro finals. Hayes Type 126 brake pads handle the heat better for more consistent braking. A new graphics package rounds out the sled for 2015.
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A major backer of CSRA Snowcross, Rockstar is also the world’s most powerful energy drink. Powered by a unique energy blend that includes Guarana, Ginkgo, Ginseng and Milk Thistle, Rockstar provides a potent energy boost to people who live an active lifestyle. Rockstar are big supporters of action sports and sponsor Rally, BMX, Supercross and Motocross as well as CSRA Snowcross. See the full line of drinks at www.rockstarenergy.com
Dayco Belts
Dayco is an industry leader in snowmobile and ATV drive belt technology. While many may know Dayco as a maker of automotive belts and hoses, Dayco belts also power some of the fastest snowmobile racers on the planet. The XTX Extreme belt is one of the most technologically-advanced belts in the industry. Dayco offers a full line of belts for just about any snowmobile or ATV. Find out more at www.daycoproducts.com
AMSOIL
An innovator in powersports lubricants, AMSOIL is a prominent sponsor of a multitude of motorsports and powersports events and athletes including CSRA Snowcross. AMSOIL’s product line includes everything for your snowmobile and powersports needs as well as marine, automotive and fleet lubricants. www.amsoil.com
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INTERVIEW
HAYDEN SEVEN-TIME CSRA PRO OPEN CHAMPION
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did some quick math and Iain Hayden has won 35-percent of all CSRA Pro Open points championships. Last season he tallied his 7th, putting the rider from Sudbury’s total even further out of reach of anyone looking to break his record. Not only that, in 2014 he was the first rider to accept the Blair Morgan Cup and he won a Harley-Davidson V-Rod. Ever the gentleman, we caught up with Hayden to see how his 2014 season went and to get a glimpse of what might be in store for 2015. OSM: Seven-time champion, so that means you’ve won 35-percent of all Pro Open titles on the CSRA circuit. Iain Hayden: I like it. It’s really rewarding 30
to win that much and every championship is unique and exciting. Some are more difficult than others and it’s never been easy. There is always new challenges whether it’s with competitors, equipment or just racing in general. The number is cool, but to still be successful at this point, I’m pretty happy with that.
know that it’s a long series and we need to take it one race at a time.
OSM: What stands out with you from last season? Hayden: We just had another solid year. We made the best of our bad days and took advantage of our good days. Fortunately our bad days were minimal. I owe the team a lot they give me a really competitive sled and I’m happy to be part of that program. Nothing really stands out though. We’ve been at it long enough to
OSM: Do you ride street bikes? Hayden: I have one street bike, my dad rides all the time but I don’t have any time. I actually sold the Harley and put it towards an airplane.
OSM: You won a Harley-Davidson V-Rod? Hayden: How cool is that? That’s by far the coolest thing I ever won. But Harley there or not I wanted to win. Hat’s off to Ken Avann and CSRA for doing that.
OSM: You’re friends with Blair Morgan, CSRA introduced the Blair Morgan Cup for the Pro Open champion and your name’s on it seven times. Thoughts on that?
Hayden: What better guy to be associated with and have your name next to? He’s an icon in the sport and I’m just fortunate to have raced with him and been friends with him. I learned as much as I possibly could from him while we raced together. OSM: Word on the street is you got your pilot’s license in the off-season. Hayden: That was my goal this summer and I finished that up in late August. I bought a plane and I’ve been flying around and enjoying it. OSM: Did you buy a plane to get somewhere or just to fly around? Hayden: I had an urge to go flying. My buddy got me up in a float plane a while back and I thought it was pretty cool. So I just said, “I’m getting my license so I can do this!” I didn’t know anything about planes but once I get into something I try to learn all the ins and outs and I knew the kind of plane I wanted. I bought a Piper Super Cub, it’s got skis wheels and floats, and I’ve been flying it on wheels for now. It’s a whole new sense of freedom. It’s a completely different feeling. I haven’t been able to wipe the grin off my face and it reminds me of when I got my first snowmobile or dirt bike and I couldn’t get enough of it. Same feeling. OSM: Motopark is still going strong? Hayden: Yeah, wide open! We had a good year. We had a little rain, it wasn’t too hot and our events went off as close as we could get them to flawless. I think all of our customers left happy and that’s what we want, we just want everyone to have fun. You’re never done building and making it better, but we’ve had some
great summers so it’s coming along. And some of our students did great and got some podiums racing this year too. OSM: How was Challenge Camp? Hayden: Drew Robertson from EvolvedSX is the brains behind the whole deal and he re-formatted the program. We started more aggressively and got them working together as a group without them even knowing it. Drew had them seeing the big picture by mid-week and no one was quitting. Everyone left positive and happy. Logan Christian, Corey Watkinson and Dylan Hall were the coaches and those guys are great too. After winning his seventh CSRA championship, Hayden received a brand new Harley-Davidson motorcycle for the year-end achievement from CSRA President Ken Avann. Hayden called the prize “the coolest things I’ve ever won”!
OSM: What’s new with OTSFF Motorsports this season? Hayden: We’re still supporting Jakob Rosko-Fong, but he’ll be riding out of the different trailer. My teammate in the big trailer is going to be Dylan Hall. Otherwise everything is pretty much the same as last year, we’re still Rockstar/Polaris. OSM: Goals for 2015? Hayden: I like winning. The older I get the more people wonder when I’m going to quit or when I’m going to get beat, and I take that as a personal challenge. No crazy goals, I have nothing to prove to anyone but myself.
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GERVAIS 2014 CSRA PRO LITE STOCK CHAMPION
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oing into the 2014 season Jacob Gervais had never won a points championship. And it didn’t look like he’d win one in 2014 either as he hovered just out of the points lead nearly the entire season. But the 21-year-old rider from Sudbury was a model of consistency, placing top finishes and scoring valuable points at every event on the CSRA calendar. In the end, his competition faltered while he stayed consistent. He proved a points champion doesn’t have to sweep every event to come out on top, he just needs to keep grinding. OSM: You won the 2014 Pro Lite Stock points championship, tell us about it. Jacob Gervais:: I wasn’t first
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throughout the whole year. I only got the championship at the last race. I was second and third throughout the whole season, then the last race went extremely well and unfortunately the No. 1 guy had some difficulties, so I was able to wrap it up. I was pretty pumped on that. I really wasn’t expecting the win, but you don’t give up. OSM: What was your goal coming into the season? Gervais: Oh, 100-percent I was going for the championship. The year before that I wasn’t able to race a full season because I broke my hip racing motocross. So I wanted to go after the championship because I missed out on it the year before.
OSM: This is your first championship? Gervais:: Yes, I haven’t won any title up to last year. I won a few races here and there, but that’s it. I did win a Sport 500 title but that was a Regional not a National, so in my mind that doesn’t count. Even in Juniors I was always second. OSM: You won a KX250, that’s pretty cool! Gervais: Oh yeah, it’s wicked. I guess I chose a good year to win the championship. Every year they give out cool prizes, and I was fortunate enough to win that. It’s probably the best trophy you could get. OSM: Tell us about your team, G-Force Racing. Gervais: It’s my family. My mom and dad
that and started racing motocross. Since I broke my hip I quit racing dirt bikes and just train during the summer. OSM: Are you bumping up to Pro Open this year? Gervais: It was a big debate on if I should or not. No one is moving up out of Pro Lite and I’m not sure I have enough experience to race Pro Open at this point. I’ve only raced one full season in Pro Lite. Right now Pro Lite looks to be the more competitive class and more fun, so I want to stay there. I’d like to defend my championship too, and staying in Pro Lite I can do that. It’s definitely not going to be a walk in the park, but it should be fun.
and I. We started the team back when I started racing in 2008. It evolved from there, we’ve had other riders come on with us, my sister raced with us for while. It’s just family-based, couple sponsors and just a way for us to go out and have fun. OSM: You’re a student, what are studying? Gervais: I just graduated from three years of civil engineering and right now I’m studying business. I’m looking to take over my dad’s forestry company when he decides to retire. OSM: How did you get into racing snowmobiles?
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Gervais: My dad raced motocross, but never snowmobiles. We grew up on snowmobiles though, and I wanted to try racing one year so we just went out and did it. We went out there with a trail sled and beat it until there was nothing left at the first race. We bought a race sled right there in the pits and that’s kinda how it all started. OSM: You race ATVs and dirt bikes too? Gervais: Yeah, I wanted to do other stuff in the summer in addition to working, so I took up ATV racing since I was brought up on those. I got a lot of wins before the circuit kind of went south. So we sold all
OSM: Anyone you want to thank? Gervais: Yeah, my parents, G-Force Racing, Tigercat, Mid-City Motorsports and of course Polaris, they’ve been supporting us a lot. My mechanic Guy made a rocketship of a sled and everyone else, it’s a team effort.
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WE HAVE BEEN EXTREMELY GRATEFUL TO LIVE THE DREAM OF HAVING PROFESSIONAL SNOWCROSS AND ICE OVAL CAREERS. IT HAS BEEN AMAZING TO SEE WHAT A GREAT TEAM CAN ACCOMPLISH THROUGH BLOOD, SWEAT AND GREASE.
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AFTER TWO GENERATIONS, IT’S NOW TIME TO STEP DOWN FROM RACING AND TURN THE PAGE IN OUR LIVES TO A NEW CHAPTER. THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS TO FAMILY, CREW, FRIENDS, SPONSORS AND FANS FOR SUPPORTING US AND PUSHING US ALL ALONG THE WAY.
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PRO RIDERS
Home: Orillia, Ontario After winning the Pro Lite points in 2012, Jamie Byers bumped up to Pro Open and has slowly been finding the pace of the premier class. One of the top young racers on the CSRA National circuit, Byers was nominated 2012 CSRA Sportsman of the Year. Part of a family-run team that strives to represent well on and off the track, Byers will be looking to move up the finishing order in 2015.
LOGAN CHRISTIAN
Home: Fertile, MN Most memorable experience in racing: N/A Top Sponsors: Arctic Cat, Christian Bros Racing, Royal Distributing, Drift, Troy Lee Designs, Stud Boy, Virus, Speedwerx, Fox Shox Awards Titles: 2014 6th in ISOC Pro Standing, 2013 3rd in Clash of Nations 2013 3rd in FLM Snowcross World Championships 2012 ISOC Pro Rookie
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Home: Ayr, Ontario The newest member of the OTSFF/Rockstar/ Polaris juggernaut, Dylan Hall is leaving his family run team and switching brands for 2015. Hall has been knocking on the door of big things on the CSRA circuit for a few seasons, splitting time in Canada and south of the border. With the newfound support of the OTSFF team expect big things from him in 2015.
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IAIN HAYDEN
Home: Sudbury, Ontario The 2014 Pro Open points champion, Iain Hayden has won more CSRA Pro Open points championships than any other rider in history. The seven-time champ has the support of the mighty OTSFF/Rockstar/Polaris team and owner Andre Laurent. The combination of rider and team has proven all but unbeatable over the past half decade. Watch for Hayden to make a run for his eighth title in 2015.
STALE EGGAN Home: Tydal, Norway
Home: Bracebridge, Ontario J.B. Dennis let everyone know he belongs in the Pro Open class last season, placing fourth in season points and posting strong finishes all season. The rider from Bracebridge has a lot of experience and should be a rider to watch in 2015.
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DYLAN HALL
J.B. DENNIS
ALEXXA CALLAN
Home: Minesing, Ontario One of the youngest Pro Women on the CSRA circuit, Alexxa Callan has the speed and talent to win the championship. With seven years racing experience already, Callan finished second in points last season and is the future of the CSRA Pro Women class.
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Home: Nobel, Ontario Splitting time between CSRA and racing south of the border, Nick Bowman made it count whenever he raced CSRAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pro Open class. Bowman has the pace to put his sled on the podium, so watch for him to log top finishes whenever heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the track in 2015.
JAMIE BYERS
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Most Memorable Moment: Stadioncross Kalix 2014 Top Sponsors: Bailey motorsports, Ski Doo, Machine Racing, HMK, Amsoil, Cylmo
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NICHOLAS BOWMAN
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BEN HOLMES Home: Brooklin, Ontario
One of the stronger riders in the CSRA Pro Lite class, Ben Holmes finished third in 2014 Season points in the class. Watch for big things from him in 2015.
PRO RIDERS
Awards Titles: 2014 ISOC Pro Rookie of the year, 2014 ISOC 7th in Pro Standings, CSRA Championship in JR Sport and Semi Pro
Home: Sutton West, Ontario Awarded CSRA’s 2014 Most Improved Pro, Sean Macaulay finished third in Pro Open points. The rider from Sutton West was Arctic Cat’s top finisher in the class. Already an experienced racer, Macaulay will be looking to move up in the points standings in 2015.
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MAXIME TAILLAFER
Home: Laval West, Quebec A multi-time champion on the SCM circuit in Quebec, Maxime Taillafer made the jump to CSRA’s Pro Open class last season. The rider from West Laval, Quebec, used his experience to post top finishes on his way to an eighth place finish overall in the Pro Open class. With a diverse snocross racing background, Taillafer is never a rider to be counted out.
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Home: Lindsay, Ontario Brittany Thompson fought to a third place finish in Pro Women points last season. A steady rider, she’ll be looking to move up in the standings in 2015.
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Home: Port Carling, Ontario While he spent much of his race time south of the border, Watkinson was a force every time he showed up to a CSRA event. A well-rounded racer, Watkinson is a threat to win any time he is on the track. Watch for him to be a top rider in the CSRA Pro Open class in 2015.
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DEVIN WILSON
Home: Hillsburgh, Ontario Son of CSRA legend Ric Wilson, Devin Wilson is following in his father’s footsteps and making waves in CSRA’s Pro Open class. One of the circuit’s most promising racers, Wilson finished sixth in 2014 CSRA Pro Open points. Entering his second season racing in the Pro Open class, Wilson is a good bet to post some top finishes in 2015.
LINDSAY WARRINGTON
Home: Indian River, ON Most memorable experience in racing: My 1st race with the boys in the Sport 600 class in 2012. It made me a stronger rider going head to head with them. The boys never backed down and weren’t afraid to give me a challenge on the track. Top Sponsors: Gamma, Clean Media, Dan’s Speed & Custom, Sledrama, Bonter Marine Inc, Custom Tints, Powermadd, Elmhirst Excavating, Sled Diva Awards Titles: 2010/2011 - 2nd place Regional Title - Trailsport Women, 2011-2012 - 3rd place Regional Title - Sport Vet Women, 2012-2013 - 4th place National & Regional Title - ProWomen
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COREY WATKINSON
BRITTANY THOMPSON
CHRIS ROBERTSON
Home: Annan, Ontario The 2013 CSRA Pro Lite points champion, Chris Robertson moved up to Pro Open for the 2014 season and didn’t disappoint. Named Ski-Doo’s most improved racer, he finished fifth in 2014 Pro Open points. Robertson will be looking to stake his claim on a Pro Open points title in 2015.
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Home: Cochrane, ON Top Sponsors: Arctic Cat, Christian Bros Racing, Royal Distributing, Drift, Troy Lee Designs, Stud Boy, Virus, Speedwerx, Fox Shox
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ANGELA VACCHINO
Home: Timmins, Ontario The fastest Pro Woman racer on the CSRA National circuit, Angela Vacchino won the points championship and the Ford F150 that came with it last season. A skilled, veteran racer, there’s no doubt Vacchino will be the rider to beat in Pro Women in 2015. Winning Two National Titles in one year as a Pro Women Rider. Being a factory rider for Arctic Cat, Team Shoreline and Christen Brother Racing are memories and people I will never forget. My trip to Sweden with Team OTSFF racing in Title of the Nation's take a 3rd overall, and this past season winning an FX4 through the CSRA. Most importantly all the friendships I have created throughout the years.
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Home: Brooklin, Ontario
Home: Garson, Ontario The 2014 National Pro Lite champion, Jacob Gervais had a coming out season in 2014. The championship was the first of his career and proof he belongs in the upper echelons of the CSRA Pro Lite class. He’ll be looking to defend his title in 2015. Sponsors: Wajax, Tigercat, Polaris Racing, Mid City Motorsports, Gervais Forest Products, Gamma, Woody’s, C&A Pro, Rox Speed FX, Fly, Dragon, Vison Auto Glass, ECD
Home: Stouffville, ON Most Memorable Moment: Taking my first Pro Lite win in the final race of the year at horseshoe valley to finish off the season which allowed me to just capture 3rd in the national points race. Awards and Titles: 2011 CSRA Junior 2 3rd overall, 2012 CSRA Sport 500 2nd overall, 2012 CSRA Sport 600 Champion, 2012 CSRA Ski-Doo racer of the year, 2013 CSRA Pro Lite National 3rd overall Sponsors: Ski-Doo, Barnett Motorsports, Equipment Express, Podium Graphics, Baffin, HMK, Gamma, Klotz fuels, Under Amour.
One of the stronger riders in the CSRA Pro Lite class, Ben Holmes finished third in 2014 Season points in the class. Watch for big things from him in 2015.
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MITCH MCNAIR
MATT SARRACINI
BLAKE TAYLOR
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Home: Bracebridge, ON Most Memorable Moment: My first time racing at Horseshoe Valley Resort, nothing compares to going all out down the steep hills. Top Sponsors: Arctic Cat, Scott, Fox, Gamma, The Garage, Woody’s, C&A Awards Titles: 2013/2014 Season: 4th Place Overall Regional and 8th Overall National, 2012/2013 Season: 2nd Place Overall National and Regional, 2011/2012 Season: Rookie of the Year
Home: Kettleby, ON
Home: Orangeville, Ontario
Most memorable experience: 2010 Race Season
A former junior class champion, Blake Taylor is making his presence known in the faster Pro Lite class. Last season he finished sixth in Pro Lite points and will be looking to post top results in 2015.
Top Sponsors: Bailey motorsports, Ski Doo, Machine Racing, HMK, Amsoil
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Home: Dunsford, ON Most Memorable Moment: First Pro Lite race Awards and Titles: 04/05 120 Mod and stock 7-9 champ, 05/06 120 Mod champ, 06/07 Novice A 3rd overall, 07/08 Novice A 1st overall, 2009 2cd overall Novice B, 3rd overall Novice 1, 2010 1ST Novice 2, 2011 Junior 1 2cd overall. Sport 500 1st overall 2013. Sponsors: Equipment Express, HB Cycle, Polito Ford, First Place Trailers
Home: Hearst, ON Most Memorable Moment: My 1st place finish in Royin last year Top Sponsors: Boucher Plumbing & Heating, B&C Automation, B&B Autosports & Marine, Studboy Awards Titles: 2nd overall Sport 600 2013/2014
Home: Caleodon, Ontario Most Memorable Moment: This past season in Kitchener I was able to take the win in the Sport 500 Final and then go right back on for my Jr 2 final two races later where I was also able to take the win. It was great to see all my hard work pay off. Awards and Titles: 2008- 3rd Novice 1, 4th Novice B 2010- 1st Novice B, 4th Novice 2, 4th Junior F1 2011- 1st Junior F2, 2nd Junior F1 2013 1st Junior Sponsors: Barnett Motorsports, Equipment Express, Ski-Doo. HB Cycle, Baffin, HMK, Gamma, Under Amour, Cyclone Landscaping, Klotz Fuels
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ADAM GOODALE
ROBBIE MCCROSSAN
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Home: Bracebridge, ON
Home: Gormley, ON Most Memorable Moment: In 2005/ 2006 I had a double perfect season winning all the overalls in both of my classes Awards and Titles: 1st Place Overall Novice A 8-10 1st Place Overall Novice 10-11 1st Place Overall Novice B 11-13 years 1st Place Overall Novice 11-13 years
Home: Kirkland Lake, Ontario
Most Memorable Moment: 2014 Sport Vet Championship Season Top Sponsors: Bailey Motorsports, Ski Doo, Machine Racing, Amsoil, HMK
Sponsors: Cannington Construction, Cannington Group and Jhon McCrossan Excavating, Barnett Motorsports, Equipment Express
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RYAN MCIVER
Most Memorable Moment: Winning my first final in Cochrane Awards and Titles: 2012-2013 Junior 2, 3rd overall Sponsors: Barnett Motorsports, Equipment Express, Ski-Doo. HB Cycle, Baffin, HMK, Gamma, Under Amour, Cyclone Landscaping, Klotz Fuels
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Most Memorable Moment: Racing in Lake Geneva on the amazing track
Home: Dunsford, ON Most Memorable Moment: Beating my brother for the first time. Awards and Titles: Stock 120cc 04/-05, 05/06, 06/07, 2cd overall 120cc Mod 07/08, 1st overall 120cc Mod 2009. 1ST NOVICE A 2010, 1ST NOVICE A 2010, 1ST NOVICE A 2011.3rd Overall Novice 2 2012 Sponsors: Equipment Express, Skidoo, Barnett Motorsports, HB Cycle, Cyclone landscaping , Klotz Fuels, Baffin, HMK, Under Amour, Polito Ford, First Place Trailers
Home: Callander, ON Most Memorable Moment: Getting second overall in the Junior F1 class and racing to a 4th overall in the Junior F2 class in Lindsay, Ontario Awards and Titles: Junior F1 second overall (2013) Sponsors: Barnett Motorsports, Equipment Express, Metal Fab LTD, NGK Spark Plugs, Studboy, HMK Boots, Klotz Race Fuels, Baffin Boots, Under Armour, Bulldog, Leatt Neck Brace.
Top Sponsors: Bailey Motorsports, Ski Doo, Machine Racing, Amsoil, HMK
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RYAN HUNT
DAVID SOLECKI
IZAC REID
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Home: Toronto, ON
Home: Acton, ON Most Memorable Moment: Racing Sport 600 at Horseshoe Top Sponsors: Fifth Line Racing, Royal Distributing, Fox Shocks, FXR, 6D Helmets, 2UNDR, 100% Goggles, Leatt, Amsoil, Tekvest, Central Disposal Awards Titles: 2nd overall- 2014 Junior 1 3rd overall -2014 Junior 2
Home: Minden, ON Most Memorable Moment: Racing Sport 500 for the first time and winning the final in Lindsay. Top Sponsors: Timbir Contracting, Old Number 7, Just Movement Fitness ,Highlander TV, Minden Shell and Studboy Awards Titles: Placed top 3 throughout the season, resulting in 4th place overall in both Junior classes.
Most Memorable Moment: Coming back to win after injury last season Top Sponsors: Bailey Motorsports, Ski Doo, Machine Racing, Amsoil, HMK
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Home: Toronto, ON Most Memorable Moment: Finishing 1st last year at Horseshoe in Trail Sport Top Sponsors: Ross Racing, Ski Doo, Espar Heaters, C&A Pro Skis, Evans Coolant, Klotz Fuels, St. Onge Recreation, Fly Racing, Oakley Optical Awards Titles: 2- 1st place and 3-2nd place last year in Trail Sport and only raced ½ the season due to injury.
Home: Toronto, ON
Home: Innisfil, ON Most Memorable Moment: The first time I got to go on the Rockstar Podium at horseshoe Valley for a 2nd place finish. Did a fist pump over the table top finish line jump & almost crashed. Top Sponsors: Home Wave & My Parents Awards Titles: 2008 -3rd in Rookie Year- Stock 120 2013/2014- 2nd Novice A & B
Most Memorable Moment: 2011 Race Season Sponsors: Bailey Motorsports, Ski Doo, Machine Racing, HMK, Amsoil
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Home: Quebec City, QC Most Memorable Moment: Winning my first final in Cochrane 2012 Top Sponsors: Amsoil. Arctic Cat, Phantom Snowmobile, KOSO North America, DL Performance Awards Titles: 120 Improved (Briggs race engine);2nd Overall 120 Stock; 2nd Overall 2013
Home: Omemee, ON Most Memorable Moment: Winning 3rd overall both Saturday & Sunday Sudbury Snow Cross Top Sponsors: Kawartha Plumbing Awards Titles: Sudbury 3rd Amsoil Kawartha Cup 4th Rockstar Energy Snowcross 5th
Home: Omemee, ON Most Memorable Moment: It’s gonna be beating my sister Top Sponsors: Kawartha Plumbing
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WILLIAM MACCORMACK 120 Home: Selwyn, ON Most Memorable Moment: Enjoying the weekends away with my dad, he lets me ride the practice track as long as I want, then we go swim at the hotel. Top Sponsors: MBA Audio & Custom. FlashFire Coatings
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Charlie Masters Ric Wilson Ric Wilson Ric Wilson Chip Vaadi Ric Wilson Chris Umphrey Earl Reimer Luke Lester Iain Hayden Noel Kohanski
Arctic Cat Ski-doo Ski-doo Ski-doo Ski-doo Ski-doo Ski-doo Arctic Cat Polaris Ski-doo Ski-doo
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Iain Hayden Iain Hayden Mike Vandolder Mike Vandolder Lee Butler Lee Butler Iain Hayden Iain Hayden Iain Hayden Iain Hayden
Arctic Cat Ski-doo Ski-doo Ski-doo Polaris Ski-doo Polaris Polaris Polaris Polaris
RIDERS PRO RIDERS 051 055 073 081 093 115 144 166 173 186 217 219 272 282 421 434 440 506 720 803 908 909 999
BRITTANY THOMPSON ANGELA VACCHINO LEE BUTLER J.B. DENNIS IAIN HAYDEN DAVID JOANIS MAXIME TAILLEFER SHELBY MAHON COREY WATKINSON JUSTIN PARNELL SEAN MACAULAY JAMIE BYERS TRACEY LAWSON DEVIN WILSON DYLAN HALL ALEXXA CALLAN NICHOLAS BOWMAN KENDALL KNOX CHRIS ROBERTSON STEPHANIE WILLIS LINDSAY WARRINGTON SHAWN ELMHIRST COLBY CRAPO
LINDSAY, ON TIMMINS, ON SUDBURY, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON HOLLAND CENTRE, ON COCHRANE, ON LAVAL, QC MCKELLAR, ON PORT CARLING, ON ENNISMORE, ON SUTTON WEST, ON ORILLIA, ON ASTORVILLE, ON HILLSBURGH, ON AYR, ON MINESING, ON NOBEL, ON STOUFFVILLE, ON ANNAN, ON NAUGHTON, ON OTONABEE, ON INDIAN RIVER, ON BRESLAU, ON
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PRO LITE 004 014 018 022 023 027 059 082 127 151 191 199 211 499 603 637 661 717 779 828 835
RIC WILSON R.J. ROY MITCHELL KING BRANDON BRADBURY MATTHEW SARRACINI ANDREW SLOOT BILLY TURNER MITCHELL SHEA DEREK SANFTENBERG JACOB GERVAIS CHRISTIAN HUBER JORDAN SZACHURY BLAKE TAYLOR ALEX ROSS BEN HOLMES MITCH MCNAIR SHAWN ENDEL JAKOB ROSKO-FONG TYLER BILLINGS BENJAMIN VRIJ TOM BACHLY
HILLSBURGH, ON PORCUPINE, ON STOUFFVILLE, ON YELLOWKNIFE, NT KETTLEBY, ON GUELPH, ON CLAREMONT, ON UTTERSON, ON SKEAD, ON GARSON, ON BRESLAU, ON DRYDEN, ON ORANGEVILLE, ON COLDWATER, ON BROOKLIN, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON FORT MCMURRAY, AB KIRKLAND LAKE, ON BARRIE, ON HILLSBURGH, ON MOONSTONE, ON
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PRO VET OR PRO MASTER 029 036 43 115 129 175 177 179 197 309 336 514 602 619 894 965 985 113
STUART HUNT FRED REYNOLDS LOGAN CHRISTIAN DAVE JOANIS ALLAN MAHON MICHAEL FENTON CHUCK MCNAIR CAM DARLING KRISTYN DARLING CHRIS HEIKURINEN KIM MCCOY JOHN HOWCROFT BOB HOLMES JOHN DESCHAMPS IRWIN HESHKA DARYL WEISFLOCK CLINTON MILLER COURTNEY BANKS
ETOBICOKE, ON HUNTSVILLE, ON FERTILE, MN COCHRANE, ON MCKELLAR, ON PORT ELGIN, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON EXETER, ON DASHWOOD, ON GILFORD, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON CALEDON, ON BROOKLIN, ON LAKEFIELD, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON SAULT STE MARIE, ON ROSSEAU, ON HALEY STATION, ON
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RIDERS SPORT 102 116 118 125 133 134 135 136 143 161 168 171 181 187 188 190 213 223 240 259 272 314 377 393 399 407 422 442 475 477 507 601 605 611 618 723 727 727 810 819 959 966 998
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YANICK BOUCHER CORY CAMERON PIER-LUC OULLETTE DREW WIGGINS ALEX CECCO PETER CHAPPEL FRANCOIS TURGEON KYLE PARSONS TAYLOR DELOROSBIL SARAH GERVAIS RYAN MCIVER PAUL LEBEL KYLE LOVE ERIC BARTON SCOTT VANDEBORNE DAVE MUNSHAW TIM BRUNET ROBBIE MCCROSSAN JONATHON FOWLES JARED HESHKA NATHAN PRISEL MACKENZIE MCLEAN STEVE MCNAIR BRANDON SPENCER TAYLAR LIGHTFOOT MARK THOMSON JOEL PAQUETTE TODD LIGHTFOOT ADAM GOODALE BRANDON KUEHN JUSTIN GAUDET ZACHARIE HOLMES HANNA KNOX PATRICK BOWERS BEN HANLON RYAN CORRIGAN KASSANDRA ROUSSY RYAN LAMONT ZACHARY HOWCROFT COLTON BARNETT CHRISTIAN SARRACINI CURTIS WOOD MICHELLE KORICINA
120 RACER HEARST, ON RENFREW, ON STE-ANNE-DES-PLAINES, QC ORILLIA, ON CALEDON, ON CALEDON, ON ROUYN-NORANDA, QC GRAND BLANC, MI GOULAIS RIVER, ON GARSON, ON CHAPU HUGHES, ON SKEAD, ON COOKSTOWN, ON HOLLAND LANDING, ON DENFIELD, ON BRADFORD, ON HEARST, ON GORMLEY, ON MOOREFIELD, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON SAULT STE MARIE, ON KIRKLAND LAKE, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON PICTON, ON DASHWOOD, ON NOBLETON, ON SUDBURY, ON DASHWOOD, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON STOUFFVILLE, ON BROOKLIN, ON STOUFFVILLE, ON ORILLIA, ON AURORA, ON STOUFFVILLE, ON ROCKWOOD, ON GUELPH, ON CALEDON, ON DUNSFORD, ON KETTLEBY, ON TRENTON, ON AILSA CRAIG, ON
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OWEN FLEWELL TYLER ROBERTSON MEGHAN MCCLENAGHAN DAVID MOYER IAN FLEER TEGAN EGLI ARYN MATTHEWS AUTUMN KREZANOWSKI MIKAEL GELINAS ZACKARY BAZINET REGAN PREVOST RYAN EARLE DEVON MOORE TAYLOR-ANN EARL-SHAKESPEARE TESTDYN WRIGHT JADE PETERKIN WILLIAM MACCORMICK ERIK WILLIAMS TRENT WEIR BRADY GOODFELLOW DAKOTA KARKOULAS ZOE KARKOULAS DAYTON MACPHERSON LUCAS FLEER JACQUELINE mFENTON HAILEY BELANGER NATHAN mDALLI LANDON BLACKBOURN PAIGE FISHER ZACH STEIN MASON CONDIE ERIN LANDER-LUTGFANDOR NATE STEPHENSON ABAGAIL COOLEY EVAN STEWART CRAYDEN DILLON TAYSON PHIPPS SHANE BEASLEY CALEB STEPHENSON JACK BEASLEY
ORONO, ON AJAX, ON PETERBOROUGH, ON REDBRIDGE, ON WASAGA BEACH, ON GADSHILL, ON LITTLE BRITAIN, ON OMEMEE, ON QUEBEC CITY, QC FIELD, ON CHELMSFORD, ON OXFORD STATION, ON QUEENSVILLE, ON HUNTSVILLE, ON NEWMARKET, ON CAMERON, ON SELWYN, ON BARRIE, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON THORNTON, ON OAKWOOD, ON OAKWOOD, ON CHELMSFORD, ON WASAGA BEACH, ON PORT ELGIN, ON GRAVENHURST, ON MISSISSAUGA, ON INIDAN RIVER, ON LINDSAY, ON SEVERN BRIDGE, ON KINCARDINE, ON TIMMINS, ON BARRIE, ON KITCHENER, ON HOLLAND LANDING, ON UXBRIDGE, ON KESWICK, ON SCHOMBERG, ON BARRIE, ON SCHOMBERG, ON
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ttention all CSRA racers! CSRA has teamed up with Country Corners and Speedwerx to bring you the Country
Corners Racer Development Program for the 2015 race season with the NEW 120 Briggs Improved Class. Each week
there will be six (6) Arctic Cat 120â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, with a Speedwerx 206 Performance powered by Briggs & Stratton race motor. Available for use free of charge in the 120 Briggs Improved Stock class. This new program allows kids to challenge and develop their racing skills in the 120 Improved Stock class before investing money into it. If you are interested, eligible riders are asked to sign up at www.countrycorners.net and can do so up to two weeks in advance. To be eligible racers must have one year experience in the 120 Stock 2 (age 6 to 10), and all race fees and entries must be submitted by the deadlines. Racers must also have all the required safety gear. This program has been developed to enhance the skills and growth of future racers and is made possible by Country Corners, Speedwerx, Arctic Cat, Briggs & Stratton and 139 Design! For complete details contact Brock Norris at brocknorris@nexicom.net.
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RIDERS 120/NOVICE 050 120 131 210 500 512 562 589 914 969
NICHOLAS CHABOT COLTON EGLI JUSTIN MATTHEWS DAWSON FISHER BROOKLYN KARKOULAS KIRA JANSSEN COLE JANSON JACK POLITO ANDREW RUGGLE RYLIE VILLENEUVE
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WHITBY, ON GADSHILL, ON LITTLE BRITAIN, ON LINDSAY, ON OAKWOOD, ON CAMBRIDGE, ON ORILLIA, ON LINDSAY, ON ELMIRA, ON SUDBURY, ON
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NOVICE 117 121 139 140 175 177 243 247 303 337 411 417 432 550 600 612 614 712 715 799 838 846 886 886 888
ISAAC ST ONGE LINDSEY MCCLENAGHAN CAMERON WACHTLER CAEL FIRTH PATRICK FENTON DANE WRIGHT MARIKA BANKS VANESSA TRAYNOR KYLE HAIKURINEN ANDREW HUGHES REESE WILLIAMSON SKYLAR JENKERSON NIKELLA CALLAN MEGAN ROBERTSON JAYDON HOLMES ROY NORRIS ZAK SIMMONS PHILLIP NORRIS NOLAN ROSKO-FONG STALE EGGEN WYATT LANDERS-LUTGFINOR BLAKE PUNCHARD JORDAN DESJARDINS COLE PUNCHARD JOHNNY RITCHIE
BARRIE, ON PETERBOROUGH, ON TORRANCE, ON INNISFIL, ON PORT ELGIN, ON NEWMARKET, ON HALEY STATION, ON LINDSAY, ON GILFORD, ON BURLINGTON, ON TIVERTON, ON BELLEVILLE, ON MINESING, ON AJAX, ON BROOKLIN, ON INIDAN RIVER, ON PONTYPOOL, ON INDIAN RIVER, ON KIRKLAND LAKE, ON
TIMMINS, ON NOVAR, ON NEW LISKEARD, ON NOVAR, ON BRAMPTON, ON
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COLE WILSON CORY MACAULAY DAVID SOLECKI TAYLOR MCCOY CALE CALLAN GRIFFIN WILLIAMSON JAKE WEIR SPENCER CARLSON JAKE GRASSER ADAM D'AGOSTINO IZAC REID RYAN HUNT DYLAN BARNETT TAYLOR DESJARDINS EMILY WILSON
UXBRIDGE, ON SUTTON WEST, ON ACTON, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON MINESING, ON TIVERTON, ON BRACEBRIDGE, ON MIDHURST, ON CALLANDER, ON NORTH BAY, ON MINDEN, ON ETOBICOKE, ON DUNSFORD, ON NEW LISKEARD, ON UXBRIDGE, ON
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TRAIL SPORT 027 119 160 200 220 236 292 311 316 321 401 416 418 617 669 676 793 828
NATASHA SZUCSKO ROCH MAILLOUX WILLIAM KING KYLE BURKE DEREK LAPORTE TYLER SAVOURY KURTIS WOON PERRY IRVINE ANDREW BAILEY KYLE WARD JUSTINE ORSER CRAIG BRUCE JOSH REYNOLDS MARC-ANDRE BILODEAU MARTIN CUNNINGHAM KYLE LEMAN JASON MESZAROS DUNCAN GRESEL
LANGTON, ON HANMER, ON BRUSSELS, ON CHELMSFORD, ON HANMER, ON PRICEVILLE, ON TIMMINS, ON GORRIE, ON MALONE, NY PLATTSVILLE, ON ORILLIA, ON TORONTO, ON HUNTSVILLE, ON TIMMINS, ON HAWKESTONE, ON PARIS, ON INNISFIL, ON ERIN, ON
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