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| AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series Heads to New Hampshire The AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series will enter uncharted territory this weekend as the national series heads into New Hampshire. The inaugural New England Nationals begins this evening at Rockingham Park in Salem, N.H.  Practice is now underway at the new venue, with Semi-Pro Open and Pro Stock racing tonight. The Monster Energy Freestyle Show will also take place under the lights this evening.On Saturday, the AMSOIL Pro Open and Semi Pro Super Stock classes will end the ACSS portion of the weekend. The Rock Maple Racing series will also be hosting a full weekend of racing in conjunction with the ACSS. RMR racing begins on Saturday morning and finishes on Sunday. AMSOIL is the Official Oil of both the ACSS and RMR. If you want to tune in, go to ISOC Racing and click on the live streaming button. The ACSS Canterbury show will air on Versus this Sunday at 4:00 PM EST. Until then, we'll see you at the races.  Martin and Johnstad Find Success in Sarnia Team AMSOIL continued its dominance of the AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series as the competition headed north of the border to Sarnia, Ontario over the weekend. In Friday nights Pro Super Stock, it was a freight train of AMSOIL sleds leading the way around the technical track laid out at the Hiawatha Horsepark in Sarnia. Ross Martin, Andrew Johns  tad and Robbie Malinoski went bar-to-bar for the first half of the race, lining up in second, third and fourth respectively. A rare mishandle by Martin allowed Johnstad and Malinoski to take over second and third behind eventual race winner Tim Trembley. Johnstad would pull away from his teammate Malinoski, but would have a battle on his hand with Emil Ohmen. The rookie from Sweden edged out Johnstad for second, but Johnstad was able to pick up his first podium of the year. Malinoski finished fifth and Martin came across in ninth."I've been getting more consistent on this AMSOIL sled," said Johnstad. "Tonight I felt really good and found some great lines. This team has been working so hard between races to get better, and the results are starting to show for both Robbie and myself."  Martin, who entered Sarnia with the points lead in AMSOIL Pro Open, continued to open up his championship quest with another win on Saturday. Martin had to work for the win with fellow Polaris rider Levi LeValle pushing the lead group to AMSOIL Finish Line. Johnstad finished fifth in the open class, while Malinoski finished eighth. Malinoski now sits third overall in the points race, just behind LeValle.Mike Bauer also brought home two more podiums in Semi Pro Super Stock. Bauer won on Friday night and finished second on Saturday. Scheuring Speed Sports rider Joe Fallon finished second on Friday night. Bauer sits in the points lead in Super Stock #1 and second in Super Stock #2, just one point behind the leader. The ACSS takes a much needed week off as teams return home after more than a month on the road. The next national event will be in Hayward, Wis. on March 5-7. Until then, we'll see you at the races.  Martin, Malinoski Lead Charge in New Hampshire The AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series continued its East Coast swing with the fifth round of nationals held at Rockingham Park in New Hampshire. For Team AMSOIL, it was a break out weekend both Scheuring Speed  Sports and Judnick Motorsports filled up the podium in both Pro and Semi Pro.Judnick Motorsports rider Ross Martin continued his push for a pair of championships with strong runs in Pro Stock and Pro Open. On Friday Night, he pushed race leader Robbie Malinoski of the Scheuring Speed Sports team to the finish line. Malinoski battled out front with eventual race winner Tim Trembly before Martin came  into the mix. When the final flag dropped, Malinoski was second with Martin in third. Scheuring Speed Sports rider Andrew Johnstad showed an impressive run finishing right behind Martin in fourth. Martin now sits just 16 points behind Trembly for the Pro Stock championship.In Saturday's Pro Open final, Martin took advantage of his two heat wins  to get a good start in featured race. Martin grabbed the lead on lap two and never looked back. Martin now leads the AMSOIL Pro Open points standings by 41 points.Judnick Motorsports Mike Bauer continued his onslaught of two championships this season. Bauer picked up another win in the Semi Pro Super Stock class on Saturday after finishing second on Friday. With each class being scored  separately, Bauer now leads both in the points race.The next event for the ACSS is February 19-20 in Sarnia, Ontario Canada. Versus will have coverage of the New Hampshire rounds on February 28 at 4 P.M. EST. Until then, we'll see you at the races.  Display RSS Feeds on Your Website |
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