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SNOWMOBILE DRAG RACES - SCOBEY, MT
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If anyone wants to car-pool from the Denver-area, or any stops along the way (ie, Ft. Collins, Cheyenne, Douglas, Gillette, Miles City, Terry, Circle), I will most likely have a TON of room! Leaving Thursday 2/2/12, returning Sunday 2/5/12.
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Entry fees are $10 per sled, per class.
100% payout.
100% payout.
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They do not use mats.
CORRECTION, THEY WILL BE USING TRACTION MATS
CORRECTION, THEY WILL BE USING TRACTION MATS
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So they arent using the launch pads again this yr? Last yr was the first time in yrs they never used them and it sucked!!!!!! Guess i wont be running 3 of my sleds then....
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WHEN is the expo in west yellowstone?
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MY APOLOGIES, THEY ARE USING TRACTION MATS!
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ENTRY FEES (RACERS):
The entry cost for each category race is $10.00
Each $10.00 race fee will get a racer at least two races.
If a racer loses both races, he/she is out of the running for that category.
If he/she keeps winning, he/she could go through several races and heats to the finals.
Each racer can sign up for as many categories as he/she qualifies for.
You must have your sled qualified at registration for the race you enter. In other words if you had a modified sled you could not enter a stock race or if you had a 600cc sled, you could not race in the 500cc category. However, if you had a 600cc sled, you could race in the 700cc category or if you had a stock sled, you could race in the traction improved or modified category.
Each $10.00 race fee will get a racer at least two races.
If a racer loses both races, he/she is out of the running for that category.
If he/she keeps winning, he/she could go through several races and heats to the finals.
Each racer can sign up for as many categories as he/she qualifies for.
You must have your sled qualified at registration for the race you enter. In other words if you had a modified sled you could not enter a stock race or if you had a 600cc sled, you could not race in the 500cc category. However, if you had a 600cc sled, you could race in the 700cc category or if you had a stock sled, you could race in the traction improved or modified category.
PAYOUTS (RACERS):
All the entry money goes back to the racers.
If there are 3 entries in a specific class/race, the payout is 100% to first place
If there are 4 or more entries in that class/race, it would pay first and second.
CASH PRIZES (ANYONE CAN WIN):All the entry money goes back to the racers.
If there are 3 entries in a specific class/race, the payout is 100% to first place
If there are 4 or more entries in that class/race, it would pay first and second.
The GRAND PRIZE will be the snowmobile drawing with the proceeds going to high school graduating seniors in the area as scholarships.
There is also 4 cash drawings pulled from the ticket tumbler that range from $50.00 to $200.00.
These prizes you do not need to be present to win.
There will be a $100.00 cash prize drawn from the ticket tumbler given to someone present.
DOOR PRIZES (ANYONE CAN WIN):There is also 4 cash drawings pulled from the ticket tumbler that range from $50.00 to $200.00.
These prizes you do not need to be present to win.
There will be a $100.00 cash prize drawn from the ticket tumbler given to someone present.
There are literally $1,000.00’s of door prizes that range from money to gifts that are given out to people that buy an arms-length of tickets with the proceeds going to another high school scholarship.
You must be present to win these. Motor Fist is donating prizes to the racers, workers and some of the door prizes.
There will be two snowmobile helmets given away and you will need to buy tickets for a drawing for them. Again, the proceeds will go to scholarships.
ENTRY FEES (NON-RACERS)You must be present to win these. Motor Fist is donating prizes to the racers, workers and some of the door prizes.
There will be two snowmobile helmets given away and you will need to buy tickets for a drawing for them. Again, the proceeds will go to scholarships.
There is a $5.00 entry fee to spectators to the races and that money is also thrown into the scholarship fund.
Racers and workers do not have to pay the entry fee.
QUESTIONS?? Racers and workers do not have to pay the entry fee.
If anyone has questions, please have them call
Dick Marlenee at (406) 783-7390
Mike Thievin at (406) 783-7600
Shane Cromwell at (406)783-7584
DATE/LOCATION:Dick Marlenee at (406) 783-7390
Mike Thievin at (406) 783-7600
Shane Cromwell at (406)783-7584
The races are being held Sat. Feb. 4th, 2012
Four Buttes, Montana which is 9 miles west of Scobey.
Registration will start at 9:00AM and the races will start at 11:30AM.
There will be food, beverages, prizes and an old fashioned country hoe-down dance.
Sunday we may have a snowmobile rodeo, involving pole bending and barrel racing with a poker run trail ride to follow depending on temperature and snow quantity. We will follow up Sunday evening with a Super Bowl party at a local bar.
Four Buttes, Montana which is 9 miles west of Scobey.
Registration will start at 9:00AM and the races will start at 11:30AM.
There will be food, beverages, prizes and an old fashioned country hoe-down dance.
Sunday we may have a snowmobile rodeo, involving pole bending and barrel racing with a poker run trail ride to follow depending on temperature and snow quantity. We will follow up Sunday evening with a Super Bowl party at a local bar.
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New to Town
MtnSnowAdventures,
Thanks for your info! Is the track right on Hwy 248? Also, are there any accommodations anywhere near there?
Any recommendations for a first timer!? This year, just spectating!
Thanks in advance!
Ice Angel
MtnSnowAdventures,
Thanks for your info! Is the track right on Hwy 248? Also, are there any accommodations anywhere near there?
Any recommendations for a first timer!? This year, just spectating!
Thanks in advance!
Ice Angel
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Correct, the races are just off the side of Montana Highway 248. As far as food, beverages, and restrooms, Four Buttes Supper Club is next to the track. They are providing a full menu all day, including beer, soda, water, liquor, and great food. I also believe they are providing a 'feed' after the races, but will offer menu items to those who wish. Additionally, there are porta-potties at the track.
As far as lodging, you would need to stay in Scobey (9 miles away). The Cattle King (406-487-5332) and the Juel Motel (406-487-2765) should have rooms.
As far as lodging, you would need to stay in Scobey (9 miles away). The Cattle King (406-487-5332) and the Juel Motel (406-487-2765) should have rooms.
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The races have apparently been cancelled for lack of snow. My apologies.
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In place of the races, there will still be activities:
SATURDAY, FEB 4
SUNDAY. FEB 5
***DETAILS***
Dart Tournament - $10 per person, 301-style tournament, 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund
Pitch Tournament - $10 per person, 4-point pitch (possibly 7 or 10-point as well), 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund
Buffet Style Supper - $8 per plate
Turkey Shoot - $5 per chance, or 3 chances for $10. 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund.
Door Prize Drawing - $5 for an 'arms-length' of tickets
Snowmobile/Cash Drawing - $20 per ticket, 800 tickets sold, ALL PROCEEDS fund scholarships given out by the Borderline Snow Chasers. See THIS LINK for more details.
Poker Run - Meet at Cromwell's Convenience in Scobey, Montana. Cars or 4-wheelers, or motorcycles (4-wheelers/cycles must have helmets for all 'riders'). $5 per hand. 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund. Poker run will tour to Four Buttes Supper Club, Four Buttes, MT for the first 'draw' and an off-the-menu lunch, then to (The Bum Steer and RY Trail) Flaxville, MT for the second and third 'draw', then back to (The Green Door, The Ponderosa, The Dead Horse, and Banjo's Club 109) Scobey, MT for the remaining four 'draws'. Following the final draw at Banjo's Club 109, there will be a Super Bowl Party with snacks.
SATURDAY, FEB 4
12:30 - Dart Tournament Signup
1:00 - Dart Tournament Starts
3:00 - Pitch Tournament Signup
3:30 - Pitch Tournament Starts
5:00 - Buffet Style Supper
5:00 - Turkey Shoot
8:00 - Door Prize Drawings Begin
9:00 - Dance with “Darryl Garrett and the Highline Country Band”
10:00 - Drawing for Snowmobile and Cash
1:00 - Dart Tournament Starts
3:00 - Pitch Tournament Signup
3:30 - Pitch Tournament Starts
5:00 - Buffet Style Supper
5:00 - Turkey Shoot
8:00 - Door Prize Drawings Begin
9:00 - Dance with “Darryl Garrett and the Highline Country Band”
10:00 - Drawing for Snowmobile and Cash
SUNDAY. FEB 5
10:00 AM thru end of the Super Bowl - Poker Run/Super Bowl Party
***DETAILS***
Dart Tournament - $10 per person, 301-style tournament, 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund
Pitch Tournament - $10 per person, 4-point pitch (possibly 7 or 10-point as well), 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund
Buffet Style Supper - $8 per plate
Turkey Shoot - $5 per chance, or 3 chances for $10. 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund.
Door Prize Drawing - $5 for an 'arms-length' of tickets
Snowmobile/Cash Drawing - $20 per ticket, 800 tickets sold, ALL PROCEEDS fund scholarships given out by the Borderline Snow Chasers. See THIS LINK for more details.
Poker Run - Meet at Cromwell's Convenience in Scobey, Montana. Cars or 4-wheelers, or motorcycles (4-wheelers/cycles must have helmets for all 'riders'). $5 per hand. 80% payback, 20% to Scholarship Fund. Poker run will tour to Four Buttes Supper Club, Four Buttes, MT for the first 'draw' and an off-the-menu lunch, then to (The Bum Steer and RY Trail) Flaxville, MT for the second and third 'draw', then back to (The Green Door, The Ponderosa, The Dead Horse, and Banjo's Club 109) Scobey, MT for the remaining four 'draws'. Following the final draw at Banjo's Club 109, there will be a Super Bowl Party with snacks.
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