http://icerace.shocauto.com/


check out the website for the details.

so, who's going?

Sounds like fun... Count me in.

YOu have to be invited. I want to take the truck!!!!

for all you bike lovers!!!

http://icerace.shocauto.com/images/03ice-R6.JPG

hmm I want to go. Maybe I should bring up my newly studded 600 SX snowmobile. That would be fun.

How far is it up there?

I am in for the race! My boss at work is also going to run in the S2 class with his neon. Should be a blast! I am running the S4 class with my red 92 AWD. Now I just have to get a new FPR and hopefully it will stop missing above 5k. I am grabbing my snow tires this weekend.

Jet did you get a date on it? I will email him later, but can you tell me the date? I would go if its not in the way of any thing else. Either the snowmobile or my car would be up for a race.

I would go but that's the same day as the year end awards for SCCA and I'm getting one so I kinda have to be there.

It is Jan 17th at lake Sturgeon, wherever that is!

it's on a lake about 30 minutes from Hibbing.

from the cities, it's a 2.5-3 hour drive to hibbing

here's directions

The race is held on Big Sturgeon Lake, about 20 miles
north of Hibbing. You can access the lake from the
south end at Sixberry's Landing, or on the east side
at McCarthy's Beach State Park (Vehicle permits are
required for the state park entrance). From Hibbing
take Hwy 169 north towards Chisholm, turn north on Hwy
5 towards Side Lake. From Hwy 5 you can follow the
signs to McCarthy beach aprox 17 miles, when you get
to the park, turn left (towards the swimming beach and
boat landing) when you go down the boat landing the
race is to your left (west), there will be a plowed
road to the race, aprox 1/2 mile. The other option is
Sixberry's Landing, go north on Hwy 5 aprox 15 miles
turn left on Greenrock Road, take that about 3 miles
across one bridge and just before the second bridge
you come to Sixberry's landing right on the lake.
There will be a plowed road from there, it is about 1
mile thru a long bay before you get to the big lake,
when you hit the big lake take the road to the right
along the south shore, you can see the race from
there. It is a lot easier than it sounds, if you get
to Side Lake and get lost just ask anybody for
directions, most people know about the race.

Is it gonna even be cold enough.

I was in Hayward this past week and theres about 12" of ice on the lake... so enough up there I would think.