January 5-6, 2018

Canterbury Park 

Writing and Photos by Crystal Wallem

 We found ourselves back in Shakopee, Minnesota over the weekend for rounds 5 & 6 of Amsoil Championship Snocross. Despite the brutal weather dishing out -20° wind chills, FXR had quite the successful weekend with 29 riders up on the box.

In the 200 Stock class, Jace Rarick #123 went 2-2 in his heats and took the 3^rd spot on the box in his final. Riley Johnson #106 went 2-1 in his heats and landed in 1^st for the final.

Drew Goskey #725 had a perfect day, going 1-1-1 in the Sport Lite races on Friday.

Adam Peterson #113 took 3^rd in Friday night’s Sport final, and Eric Downs #129 in 2^nd—his first podium appearance in this class.

Tyler Vacala #515 also made his first podium appearance, taking 2^nd in the Snowbike final Friday night. Brandon Dosset #7 took 3^rd.

The FXR Pro Am Women were on fire this weekend. Malene Andersen #93 went 1-1-1 on Friday, and Taven Woodie #873 went 1-2-3, scoring her first podium in this class.

To finish off the night, teammates Kody Kamm #1 and Petter Narsa #54 topped the box in the Pro final. Kody Kamm had a perfect day going 1-1-1. Petter Narsa joined Kody on the podium taking 2^nd.

Kicking off day two of racing, Addison Bourdages #330 took 2^nd in the JR Girls 9-13 final and Sophia Hulsey #800 with the win.

FXR riders swept the Transition 8-10 podium. Cameron Cole #747 in 1^st, Dylan Lebel #522 in 2^nd, and Isaac Peterson #612 in 3^rd.

Logan Frattalone #318 went 2-3 in his JR 14-15 heats and took 3^rd in his final.

In the JR 10-13 final, Brody Hasenack #722 raced to 2nd place and Jordan Lebel #511 took the win.

Back on the podium for the second time of the day, Logan Frattalone #318 took 2^nd place in his JR 16-17 final.

Brody Hasenack #722 was back on the podium, taking 2^nd place in the Transition 9-13 final. Drew Freeland #821 went 2-2 in his heats and took the win in the final.

In the Sport Lite final, Devin Malcein #720 took 2^nd place.

Brady Freeland #831 went an impressive 1-1 in his heats and landed on top of the box for the 120 Champ final.

Kaden Woodie #980 with a huge win in the Sport final Saturday night.

Inanna Hauger #331 took 3^rd place in Saturday’s Pro Am Women final, and Malene Andersen #93 took 2^nd.

Aki Pihlaja #128 went 2-1 in his heats and raced to 2^nd place in the Pro Lite final.

Racing through thick snow dust, Kyle Pallin took an exciting 2^nd place in the Pro final on Saturday night to wrap up the weekend.

Next up, we’ll be heading back out west to Deadwood, South Dakota on January 19-20 for rounds 7 & 8 of Amsoil Championship Snocross!