Press Release –
TEAM ARCTIC WINS 11 CLASSES AT PEBBLE CREEK
Complete Class Domination in RMSHA Hillclimb Competition
Fresh off winning 9 World Championship titles at Jackson Hole, Team Arctic hillclimbers delivered an encore performance at the RMSHA Pebble Creek race in Pocatello, Idaho, winning 11 of 22 class finals and taking the Improved King title.
Once again, the potency of the M Series line of snowmobiles proved decisive in the battle for the high country, accounting for wins in the 600, 800 and Open categories, including the all-important 800 stock class. Coupled with wins in the Junior, Semi Pro, Women’s and Pro men’s classes, it was comprehensive crushing of the competition by Team Green.
Ten different Team Arctic Racers scored wins, with Sid Archibald taking two class wins and Scott Cheeney winning both a class and the Improved King title. The Zollinger family continued their winning ways at Pebble Creek, with Nate, Tony and Amy scoring one win each.
“Our racers have worked hard all season, and it’s paid off with two dominant performances in the past two weeks,” said Mike Kloety, Team Arctic Race Manager. “When we win half of the class finals and put 15 different racers on the podium, you know our racers and M Series sleds are the best in the world.”
Team Arctic Race Results from the Pebble Creek Hillclimb in Pocatello, Idaho
600 Stock
2. Rob Kincaid
600 Improved
1. Sid Archibald
3. Mike Zollinger
600 Mod
1. Nate Zollinger
700 Improved
3. Chance Buckallew
700 Mod
3. Chance Buckallew
800 Stock
1. Sid Archibald
3. Chance Buckallew
800 Improved
2. Scott Cheeney
800 Mod
1. Tony Zollinger
1000 Stock
1. Chance Buckallew
2. Sid Archibald
1000 Improved
1. Scott Cheeney
Open Mod
2. Nate Zollinger
Women’s Stock
1. Whitney Udy
2. Amy Zollinger
3. Jan Ottobre
Women’s Improved
1. Jan Ottobre
2. Whitney Udy
3. Amy Zollinger
Women’s Mod
1. Amy Zollinger
2. Jan Ottobre
3. Whitney Udy
Semi Pro Stock
1. Bryant Ropelato
2. Ben Maughan
3. Kyle Heap
Semi Pro Improved
3. Kyle Heap
Semi Pro Mod
3. Bryant Ropelato
Juniors
1. Trace Tupper
2. Greg Lindbloom
Improved King – Scott Cheeney
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