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Secrets Shared On Ski-Doo RAS RX/Pilot RX Designs
Each new season of Snow Goer magazine kicks off with a Q&A with top engineers and designers, taking readers much deeper into the new...
Exclusive First Ride: 2025 Ski-Doo MXZ X-RS 850 With RAS RX
Confidence. It’s something every snowmobiler wants, whether they are the type of rider who bombs through moguls and charges through corners, or one who...
Yamaha Unveils Process For Collectable Final SRX Auction
One person with deep pockets and unrivaled passion will own the very last Yamaha SRX snowmobile model ever built. The questions are (1) who...
Patenaude Wins At ERX, While Lebel Sets Pro Lite Record
ELK RIVER, MINN – Amsoil Championship Snocross competitors across the board likened the big, high-flying track that was laid out at ERX Motor Park...
ERX To Host Hay Days Weekend Event In Minnesota
Folks in the Upper Midwest looking for a Hay Days weekend replacement to get their snowmobiling and powersports fix have a new option, as...
Haydays Grass Drags Is A Go – For Now
The Haydays Grass Drags and Swap Meet is on -- for now -- according to a highly anticipated announcement tonight from the host Sno...
Malinoski Wins At ERX ISOC National Snowmobile Race
PRESS RELEASE
ELK RIVER, Minn. — With some 3.5 million gallons of water pumped through multiple ski area-style snow-making machines, Elk River's (Minn.) Extreme Motorpark...
Hibbert Wins At ERX National ISOC Snowmobile Race
PRESS RELEASE
ELK RIVER, Minn — The largest crowd to ever assemble at the Extreme Motorpark (ERX) in Elk River witnessed another spectacular high-flying, bar-banging...
ERX Motor Park Adds New Chalet to Its Facilities
Elk River, MN (January 5, 2010) – One of the Midwest’s best snocross facility keeps getting better thanks to the addition of an all...
Speedwerx Y-Pipe, Clutch Kit And Dynojet Research Power Commander Review
Nobody likes to modify their sleds, puff their chests and go fast more feverishly than Arctic Cat riders. We had a fun, hot-running 2010...
Speedwerx: Y-Pipe, Clutch Kit and Dynojet Research PCV
Nobody likes to modify their sleds, puff their chests and go fast more feverishly than Arctic Cat riders. We had a fun, hot-running 2010...
New Race Venue in Minnesota: ERX Extreme Motor Park
MINNEAPOLIS (September 30, 2008): The first of its kind motorsports park in the Twin Cities has broke ground and is set to go green...
Nine Wins for Yamaha in Snowmobile Grass Drags
Yamaha Press Release:
Yamaha snowmobiles stole the show with nine pro wins at three different grass-drag events in Minnesota, New York and Pennsylvania on Saturday...
How To: Set-Up A Grass Drag Sled
By Jeff Oberg
Perhaps the simplest form of snowmobile racing to get involved with is grass drags. There are many races across the Snowbelt every...
RXR Full Organic Chest Protector Review
I won’t ride a sled without first strapping on a chest protector. It makes me feel safe and secure much like buckling myself in...
Don’t Get Crossed Up By Modern Crossover Options—2026 Crossover Snowmobile Comparison
A deep dive into modern 50/50 crossover snowmobiles, comparing Ski-Doo, Polaris, Arctic Cat, and Lynx models to uncover how narrow and wide stance designs change trail and off-trail performance.
Naturally Aspirated Big Bore Trail Sleds
Naturally aspirated big bore snowmobiles are back. We test 2026 Polaris, Ski-Doo, Arctic Cat and Lynx trail sleds.
2027 Ski-Doo MXZ—Trail Performance Refined
Ski-Doo’s legendary MXZ trail lineup returns for 2027 with evolutionary upgrades that sharpen handling, increase rider confidence, and broaden performance across a range of trail-focused models.
New 600RR E-TEC! 2027 Ski-Doo Makes Advancements in Product Line
Dubbed the 600RR, this new 130HP engine promises more power, quicker response, and a lower operating cost while bringing a smarter ride. As expected, Rotax added a few industry first features to the new powerplant.
Polaris Engineers Share Dynamix Suspension System Details
The Dynamix system comes with three specific driving modes: Comfort, Rally and Extreme. Why three modes, and what do they do?






























