With the AMA Supercross, AMA Arenacross and Northeast SnoCross series all concluded, we thought this would be a great opportunity to recognize the success of our Engine Ice supported racers. Although theses series have concluded there are many more races left to compete in this season. Look for an update email each month and follow us on social for all of the details.

 

German Supercross Championship

Nick Schmidt Wins German Supercross Championship

Riding for the Engine Ice supported Sturm Racing team, American privateer Nick Schmidt won the German Supercross Championship, wrapping up the title with one night of racing remaining. It is the first German Championship of Schmidt’s career.

The series began in 2016 and concluded in January 2017 with Schmidt missing an AMA Supercross event to wrap up his title. Schmidt also had a successful 2017 AMA Supercross Series as part of The Professional Journey; another Engine Ice supported racing team. Schmidt made 13 main events during the season and finished 23rd overall in the final standings.

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Team Southside Polaris

East Coast SnoCross Series

Multiple Championships for Team Southside Polaris

 

Engine Ice supported Team Southside Polaris had an amazing 2017 East Coast SnoCross championship series.
The team won 8 championships and swept the Pro classes. Championship winners included:

  • Kristoffer Holm
  • Kassie Thibodeau
  • Jared Gessner
  • Richard Bernard
  • Wyatt Hoffman

  • Kristoffer Holm

    Bruce Gaspardi

In other SnoCross action, Engine ice supported Andy Lieders scored excellent finishes on the National Tour in the Pro Lites class aboard his Polaris sled.

Thank you all for your hard work and congratulations on your success.

 

 

 

 

 

Kassie Thibodeau

 

Learn more about Team Southside Polaris

AMA Supercross

 

Top 10 Results for Engine ice Riders

The 2017 Monster Energy Supercross Series concluded in Las Vegas on May 6th with Engine Ice supported Rocky Mountain ATVMC-WPS-KTM racers Blake Baggett and Davi Millsaps each putting in another top 10 finish in 7th and 8th respectively. Here’s a wrap-up of the 2017 season.


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  • Davi Millsaps – 5th overall with 14 top 10 finishes
  • Blake Baggett- 6th overall with 14 top 10 finishes and a podium finish in Atlanta
  • Nick Schmidt – 23rd overall with 13 main events
  • Adam Enticknap – 32nd overall with 7 main events Final Supercross Standings
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  • Luke Renzland – 8th overall with 5 top 10 finishes
  • Gannon Audette – 11th overall with 2 top 10 finishes
  • John Short – 25th overall with 3 main events
  • Dylan Merriam – 26th overall with 3 main events

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AMA Arenacross

Jace Owen Dominates Early, Finishes Second in the Series

Riding for the Engine Ice supported Ti-Lube Tuf Racing Honda team, Jace Owen the early portion of the series. To keep the action close and exciting the Arenacross series features a point reset with only a couple of rounds remaining. That reset allowed the competition to close up on Owen and ultimately beat him for the championship. Owen won 17 main events during the series along with 4 RMATVMC Head to Head Challenges to take second place in the championship. Owen’s teammate, Ben Lamay, scored a main event victory during the season and would finish 8th place in the series standings.

Daytona 200

Adjusted Results Deliver 2 Podium Finishes for Engine Ice Athletes

At the checkered flag Corey West was second followed by Michael Barnes in third but West was later disqualified for a violation of the rule book regarding an air filter on his Yamaha R6 giving Barnes the position. West and his team filed an appeal, putting the results on hold.
In a statement released by the ASRA Appeal Board, West was found not to be in violation based upon the written rule and his second place spot was reinstated giving him back the position. The official results now list West in second and Barnes in third, therefore giving Engine Ice supported athletes second and third place at this prestigious event.

Tell us about your racing success.

In addition to the professional teams, Engine Ice has an army of nearly 2000 racers representing all 50 states. Are you one of these racers? Then reach out to our contact below and share your success for a chance to be featured in this email wrap-up. Good luck at the races and we’ll see you on the track.   Join the Engine Ice team today by applying online.

Engine Ice Hi-Performance Coolant

For over 15 years, Engine Ice has been the top selling engine coolant in the Powersports Industry and can be found inside the radiators of the top motocross, supercross and off-road racers in the world. Right out of the bottle, Engine Ice helps reduce power loss from excess heat by lowering overall operating temperatures.