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One of the pro-open mod polaris sleds rounding the corner...note that this sled is red like the old ones were, not all were blue as indicated by my day 1 pics
One of the new cat's rounding the same corner
another cat rider
The pro's lineing up for the pro-open final, the sled behind the cat is one of the new ski-doo's
one of the new mean cat's on the back straight
pic of all the racers viewing the race in progress, and to the left you can see the finish line
all the racers lined up in one of the last heats of the pro-open class
Great action pic of the pro's heading into the big turn in a group
and another!
one of the cats going airborn into the turn
one of the big cats heading down the front straight
one of the new ski-doo's going down the back straight, followed by the yamaha
I believe this is tucker but I'm not sure by the picture
a polaris gets sprayed!
notice how little there is to the polaris pro-open sleds....no wonder they lost 60 lbs, there is nothing left!
The yamaha going fast into the corner
A pic of Blair's sled on the finish line after the final
The winner (Tucker) getting mauled by reporters!
The second day of my snowcross experience was quite different than the first. First of all, I want to apologise for not getting more and better pictures, but there was simply no room to move enough to get some really good shots. There was WAAAYYY too many people there! Anyhow, going back to what I said about the Ski-Doo's dominating, I would like to recant that statement. Now that they got the Cat's hooked up and adjusted properly, and the riders have more of a feel for them, they proved to be just about unstoppable!!! GO CAT!! In the final, Tucker won, but not only did he win, but he almost lapped Blair, which was in 3rd place! I cannot even describe how much of a lead he had!! Throughout the day, the Cat's consistantly held the advantage over the other sleds. Polaris seemed to hold strong as the second best followed by the Doo's and lastly the Yamaha. Man those yamaha drivers REALLY take a beating on those sleds!! Wow, it is amazing they can even hold on! The holeshot off the line ALWAYS went to the new Doo's, without fail. Judging by the amount of air they were getting, I would also say that the Doo's were the lightest, too. But no one could deny the lead the Cat's were pulling away with....and the final was an embaresment to the other teams, man that was a beating!! Any thoughts, comment's, suggestions?
2002 Arctic Cat ZR 800 EFI
founding member of the Arctic Cat Mind Control Team......you will believe!!
Edited by - intendedacceleration on 09 Dec 2001 21:37:34
