The team revisits the historic World Champion Derby Complex for the final weekend of Snocross action. A break from the typical “hurry up and turn left” format as the course was run in a clockwise direction for a change.

ISOC Snocross makes its return to the historic World Champion Derby Complex in over a decade of absence. Eagles weren’t the only thing soaring as temperatures reached well above freezing. The battles also heated up on the track for the championship points race under perfect skies.

Friday practice on the delta-shaped course resembled more of a grass-roots event. All the riders seemed to struggle with the track layout and lack of flow in the rhythm sections.

The series moved to Sioux Falls, SD, a brand-new location for a National Snocross. The inaugural race had heavy snow,

The series moved north to Fargo, ND, where a lot can happen in the middle of nowhere. Mother nature proved to have a cold heart as temperatures dipped well into the minuses.

The series makes its third stop in the historic town of Deadwood, SD. The “Wild West” was definitely in the air as every pass seemed to be a gamble and every bump a rodeo ride!

After a disappointing opening weekend of the ISOC Nationals, the team went back to work during the week looking for the missing ingredient.