Afton Hillclimb As Tough As Ever

The Hillclimb in Afton, Wyoming is known as the toughest challenge on the RMSHA circuit. This year was no exception. Multiple crashes marked the event. From Shane Hart’s Polaris rolling end over end down the mountain, to Vinnie Clark doing a handstand over the handlebars of his Ski-Doo, the mountain was nasty. In the Junior class, Tavren Rupp was the only racer to make it over the top in the finals... [Read more]

First Time Women Take “King Run”

It has been a long time in coming, but RMSHA has changed it’s rules and pro women racers now can race against their male counterparts in the King Runs. The first women to ever take a King Run in a hillclimb event is veteran racer Amy Zollinger. After winning the women’s stock class at Preston, she is pictured here taking off for her historic run. Amy has raced for four years and had countless wins... [Read more]

Bear Lake Hillclimb

Jeremy Osler Extraordinary, was the word for this two day racing event. The snow level was lower than normal and this added to the challenge the racers faced. By the end of the finals, they were racing on mostly dirt. This didn’t stop top names like Vinnie Clark, Justin Jacobson and Jeremy Osler. Vinnie Clark and Keith Curtis battled it out in the final moments of the Stock King runs. Keith had won... [Read more]

The Official Start Of Hillclimb Season

Preston Pride Hillclimb 2009 The Preston Pride Hillclimb is the first race of the Hillclimb racing season. This years event took place under beautiful sunny skies. Qualifying was Friday, January 16th, and the finals were Saturday, January 17th. Both days were action packed. Most of the top racers were there. Of the 194 member racers of RMSHA, 167 were registered for the Preston Hillclimb. One notable... [Read more]

Copper Peak Hillclimb Registration Deadline

Every winter 30 of the Top Snowmobile Hillclimbers in the Midwest compete in the Copper Peak Championship Snowmobile Hillclimb. This years hillclimb will take place on Saturday, February 14th, 2009. Those that took part in the competition last year are given the first right to compete this year. “However those that did compete last year and want to take on the hill again this year will have... [Read more]

Stock Is Stock At RMSHA

We have just learned from Scott Crane, the new President of RMSHA, that an age old debate has now been settled. Stock means “out of the box” stock at all RMSHA race events. There will be no changing of OEM parts any longer. The improved stock and mod stock classes will not change. This has been done for many reasons. First of all, to help keep down the cost of racing. Now, if you can afford... [Read more]

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