The final round of the CSRA National and Regional Championships, rolled into Horseshoe Resort last weekend, with a few Championships cliched and others on the line.
Mother nature had a great day in store for racers, crews and spectators, on Saturday, however she decided to rain on the parade a bit on Sunday, but as usual, that great crew of the CSRA kept the action rolling, and everyone got to witness great racing.
I decided to spend Sunday as a spectator, and actually watch some racing and must say there was some exciting action going on all over the track.
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Far from home Spencer Moncrieff hauled in all the way from Kenora Ontario to win the Semi-Pro Stock class and a third in Semi-Pro Open aboard his Arctic Cats.
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Step by step Warren Heckford grabbed a couple of podium finishes in Jr action over the weekend, on his Ghostrider racing backed Polaris.
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Limelight Jakob Rosko-Fong has been the guy to beat in Novice 300cc action, and he gave it is all as he has every weekend, aboard his Team Rosko Powersports backed Freestyle.
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Flyin' high Corey Watkinson flew to both Jr I and Jr II titles in dominat fashion all season aboard his Team Shoreline/OTSFF/RJ's Motorsports backed Arctic Cats.
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Into the great wide open Nicolas Bowman flies over the pits under glorious skies during Saturdays Jr heat action.
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Into the Valley Jonathon Orr on the Team Rosko Powersports backed Ski-Doo launches down into Horseshoe Valley during Pro heat action.
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Two for the title Mike Van Dolder on the Brentwood Roofing Ski-Doo seen here leading Peter Raymer on the OTSFF/RJ's Motorsports Arctic Cat, clinched his first number one plate with a convincing win in Pro Open, but Raymer took the Pro Stock title over Van Dolder.
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Fear this Dave Joanis may be the most feared rider in the series, as his silky smooth get the job done riding style aboard the Royal Distributing/Bourques Auto Sales Polaris, allowed Dave to sweep to 3 Sport titles this season, and showed he could win in Semi-pro also.
It was a great season of racing, great times with the racers and crews, and wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for the staff and crew of the CSRA that make it happen, no matter how bitter the weather is every weekend.
