Foxtailers Snowmobile club along with Sled Head 24 will be hosting a Triple Crown race on Jan 27-28 in St. Michael Minnesota. Get the word out, please plan on attending.
The Hot Country 200 race in Albertville, MN will now be a two-day race, rather than the one-day event origionally scheduled. The race dates will now be January 27-28. Many events are planned for the race weekend, including a Saturday night dance, one-lunger race and many other race-related festivities. More information will be posted on the USCC website as it becomes available.
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Stallion Development L.L.C., St. Michael, Minn., was named title sponsor January 10 for the Stallion 200 cross-country snowmobile race. The inaugural event is scheduled for January 27-28 at the Kenneth Schmidt property in rural St. Michael (3740 Gabler Av. NE).
The event is promoted by the Foxtailers Snowmobile Club and will be part of a nine-race series of the United States Cross-Country circuit. The race is expected to draw at least 2,000 fans. Rock band Blind Pigs is scheduled to perform the evening of January 27. A heated tent and concessions will be on site.
In addition to the USCC competition, the Regional One-Lungers Association vintage snowmobile race circuit will run the final leg of its Triple Crown series January 28 on a special racetrack within the boundaries of the cross-country course. "Stallion Development is proud to support a community organization like the Foxtailers," said Joe Egge, Stallion Development chief operating officer. "We're excited to work with the club, the USCC and ROLA."
Cross-country snowmobile racers compete on natural terrain that includes trails, woods and fields. Some classes are scheduled to race 200 miles over the two-day vent. Racing starts each day at 9 a.m. View www.usccracing.com, www.sledhead24-7.com, http://rolaracing.com or contact Andy Swanson for further information.
About Stallion Development: The company has more than 22 years experience with land acquisitions and development. About the Foxtailers and the USCC: The Foxtailers Snowmobile Club is a non-profit organization that maintains snowmobile trails in Wright County, Minn., which is in the northwest region of the Minneapolis metro area. The USCC is based out of Minto, N. D., and attracts more than 200 professional and amateur snowmobile racers to each of its events. Its 2006-07 schedule marks the circuit's fifth season of races hosted in Minnesota, North Dakota and Michigan.
The event is promoted by the Foxtailers Snowmobile Club and will be part of a nine-race series of the United States Cross-Country circuit. The race is expected to draw at least 2,000 fans. Rock band Blind Pigs is scheduled to perform the evening of January 27. A heated tent and concessions will be on site.
In addition to the USCC competition, the Regional One-Lungers Association vintage snowmobile race circuit will run the final leg of its Triple Crown series January 28 on a special racetrack within the boundaries of the cross-country course. "Stallion Development is proud to support a community organization like the Foxtailers," said Joe Egge, Stallion Development chief operating officer. "We're excited to work with the club, the USCC and ROLA."
Cross-country snowmobile racers compete on natural terrain that includes trails, woods and fields. Some classes are scheduled to race 200 miles over the two-day vent. Racing starts each day at 9 a.m. View www.usccracing.com, www.sledhead24-7.com, http://rolaracing.com or contact Andy Swanson for further information.
About Stallion Development: The company has more than 22 years experience with land acquisitions and development. About the Foxtailers and the USCC: The Foxtailers Snowmobile Club is a non-profit organization that maintains snowmobile trails in Wright County, Minn., which is in the northwest region of the Minneapolis metro area. The USCC is based out of Minto, N. D., and attracts more than 200 professional and amateur snowmobile racers to each of its events. Its 2006-07 schedule marks the circuit's fifth season of races hosted in Minnesota, North Dakota and Michigan.
damn it better snow...and fast for this to happen next weekend!!
Most of it is on Lake Pelican, snow depth should be ok. Only problem is getting there by sled.
I live in Albertville and there is no fricking way I will be riding my sled out to the lake, carbides will be gone by the time I get there.
Won't be able to make it anyway, going to Cross Lake for the Winterfest, unfortuntly they have even less snow then Albertville.
Hope they get a big showing! I remember in the mid 90's when they used to do this where the Albertville Outlet Mall now sits, it was freaking huge, but we had a hell of a lot more snow back then.
I live in Albertville and there is no fricking way I will be riding my sled out to the lake, carbides will be gone by the time I get there.
Won't be able to make it anyway, going to Cross Lake for the Winterfest, unfortuntly they have even less snow then Albertville.
Hope they get a big showing! I remember in the mid 90's when they used to do this where the Albertville Outlet Mall now sits, it was freaking huge, but we had a hell of a lot more snow back then.
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