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Simonson
Station Stores Grand Cities 100 Next Up For USCC Cross-Country
Among the riders carrying momentum into Grand Forks will be Ross Erdman who is on a new team, RVP/Dootalk.com/Ski-Doo. Erdman set the fastest lap at Grafton, almost a full five seconds faster than anyone else. Christian Brothers Racing/Arctic Cat teammates Brian Dick and D.J. Ekre return as defending FXR Pro 600 and Arctic Cat Pro Open points champions respectively. Veteran USCC racer Gabe Bunke set fast lap in the Arctic Cat Pro Open class at Grafton but bad luck kept him from getting a good result. Last years Seven Clans 7-7-7 Challenge winner Aaron Christensen and Christian Brothers Racing/Arctic Cat fast guy Ryan Simons were both on the brink of winning the FXR Pro 600 race at Grafton before crashes dropped them back on the time sheets. Throw the 2010 Red Lake I-500 winner Dan Ebert, Grafton winner Corey Davidson and former Pro National snocross winner and X Games gold medalist Justin Tate in the mix and Grand Forks is set to be an intense weekend of cross-country racing. The Simonson Station Stores Grand Cities 100 will be run in and around the city of Grand Forks. The course will consist of a challenging mix of ditch, river and woods running and with the amount of snow on hand it should get plenty rough. The Grand Forks race is unique in that it is run basically right in the middle of town, said USCC President Pat Mach. Its a great opportunity for cross-country fans to see some great racing without having to travel too far. Fans will also
be able to follow the race via the USCCs online streaming broadcast
by logging on to www.usccracing.com. Racers are encouraged to get
their race entries in to the USCC office early.
COURSE: The course will consist of river, ditch and field terrain. SCHEDULE: Friday, January
14, 2011 Saturday, January
15th, 2011 RACE
ORDER For more information about the USCC National Guard Cross-Country Snowmobile Racing Championship please visit www.usccracing.com. The USCC racing circuit is entering its ninth year and is the largest cross-country snowmobile racing organization in North America. USCC has expanded with an Eastern circuit called USCC East. The USCC and USCC East hold races in six states including North Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan, New York, Maine and New Hampshire. Follow USCC on Facebook or visit www.usccracing.com for information, registration, news and race results. Contact USCC at: 701-248-2029. For sponsorship information contact Noel Schanilec: noel@usccracing.com. Media contact, Jim Urquhart: jimu@usccracing.com. |
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