Team Arctic racers finished first and second at the famed Soo International 500 Enduro aboard production-based Arctic Cat snowmobiles.

Taking the win was the Factory Team Arctic/Christian Brothers Racing pair of Brian Dick and Wes Selby, with Cadarette Racing’s Troy Dewald, Chad Lian and Cody Miaskoch finishing in second place. Eighth went to Christian Brothers Racing’s Ryan Simons and Zach Herfindahl. All three teams were competing aboard an Arctic Cat ZR 6000R with the ProCross chassis and powered by Speedwerx-modified Arctic Cat 600 C-TEC2 EFI engines.

“Our racers and their teams delivered a historic performance at the famed event,” says Mike Kloety, Team Arctic Race Manager. “The race ended at 282 laps because of dangerous visibility due to snow. Brian and Wes led for 133 laps, which was more than any other team. Ryan and Zach also led the race on two occasions, while Cadarette Racing positioned themselves perfectly to challenge for what might have been their second win at this event aboard Arctic Cats.

“Everyone wished they could have raced the full 500 laps. Our sleds were very fast and set up for the course to keep getting rougher, the teams were prepared and the drivers were determined. The only thing that would have changed with another 218 laps was that the #52 team of Ryan and Zach would have moved back into the hunt.”

Team Green’s contingent of snocross racers also found success at the fifth stop of the ISOC National tour in Salamanca, NY, where they notched victory in five of 15 classes.

Tucker Hibbert and Logan Christian

(Photo courtesy John Hanson)

Tucker Hibbert took both Pro Open wins. Logan Christian put himself on the podium for the first time this season with a third place finish in Friday’s final, then came close to doing it again with a fourth on Saturday. Other Team Arctic winners in New York included Lee Butler, Dan Benham and Carson Alread.

The next stop on the 2015 ISOC National tour is Feb. 20-21, 2015, at Route 66 Speedway in Chicago.

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