The 2023-24 snowmobile snocross season wraps up this coming weekend in Duluth, Minnesota. There will be three rounds of exciting racing action. New season champions will be crowned in the Pro and Pro Lite classes.
The fact that the race weekend is back in Duluth, Minnesota – the place with ski-hill style snocross racing really got rolling? That’s icing on the cake!
It all got us in a nostalgic mood, so we thought we’d share some 30-year-old images we stumbled across.
Below are eight photos we shot during practice before the 1994 Duluth Snocross, which kicked off the 1994-95 season on the MRP World Series circuit. Enjoy.
2 thoughts on “30 Year Flashbacks: Duluth Snocross Images From 1994”
Those were the days,Polaris actually made a sled that ran and didn’t need a “Do Not Ride/ Stop Ride. My father inlaw was a Polaris dealer years ago and I remember riding the old COLTS, you could put those things through anything and they would still run unlike Polaris today that has SO many issues they really need to stop concentrating on being first with new tech and how about not having recalls better reliability issues,the other thing I’m confused about is polaris owns WER so then why did they go with FOX for the new electronic shocks, makes no sense, would be like going to your competitors at SKIDOO for motors and we all know what’s going to happen to Yamaha next year UNFORTUNATELY but Arctic Cat builds a great sled and at the rate Polaris is going I’m seriously looking elsewhere.
Great year for sleds especially Polaris with XLTs and XCRs. Great long lasting durable performance sleds that were affordable and dependable and cheap parts as so many were interchangeable. They were the leader in the industry for several decades because of this.
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Those were the days,Polaris actually made a sled that ran and didn’t need a “Do Not Ride/ Stop Ride. My father inlaw was a Polaris dealer years ago and I remember riding the old COLTS, you could put those things through anything and they would still run unlike Polaris today that has SO many issues they really need to stop concentrating on being first with new tech and how about not having recalls better reliability issues,the other thing I’m confused about is polaris owns WER so then why did they go with FOX for the new electronic shocks, makes no sense, would be like going to your competitors at SKIDOO for motors and we all know what’s going to happen to Yamaha next year UNFORTUNATELY but Arctic Cat builds a great sled and at the rate Polaris is going I’m seriously looking elsewhere.
Great year for sleds especially Polaris with XLTs and XCRs. Great long lasting durable performance sleds that were affordable and dependable and cheap parts as so many were interchangeable. They were the leader in the industry for several decades because of this.