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Winter X Games 13, SnoCross Final

admin — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 15:18:03 +0000

What a race. Almost predictable who would take home the gold, but there was plenty of action and excitement out on the track. Hibbert pulled a decent holeshot and was just a hair past Malinoski. Malinoski was almost in first for just a moment, then he went slightly off track and kept in second. Malinoski ended up falling back into fifth place, but after a few crashes and DJ Eckstrom’s costly mistake, Ebert found himself in second and Malinoski in third. Now the race for second was on. Ebert, a semi-pro, was racing real strong with heavy pressure from Malinoski right on his tail. Lap 14 Malinokski found his opening and never looked back. It was still a close race at that point, but he had plenty of breathing room by the time the final lap rolled around. Nothing like Hibbert’s 22 second lead by lap 11, but respectable. Ebert was more than happy with his third place finish though, his biggest goal coming into X Games was to just qualify for the final. Even with all his pain from the double back flip crash, Levi LaVallee made a valiant effort towards a medal in SnoCross. Working his way from the back half all the way up to forth. He had to be tired but just kept moving.

Winter X Games 13 SnoCross Final Video

Final Results:
1) Tucker Hibbert
2) Robbie Malinoski
3) Dan Ebert
4) Levi LaVallee
5) Ryan Simons
6) Dave Allard
7) Bobby LePage Matt Piche
9) Brett Bender
10) Matt Morin

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Winter X Games, SnoCross LCQ

admin — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 14:43:36 +0000

Final Standing for the Winter X Games 13 SnoCross Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ):

1-Simons

2-LaVallee

3-Crapo

4-LePage

5-Bauerly

Both Simons and LaVallee had something to prove not qualifying on the first round, so they went out and ran hard. The real story for this LCQ? Paul Bauerly. Bauerly races semi-pro for BOSS Racing during the regular season, while everyone else qualifying races pro. He dropped a few places throughout the race and nearly dropped out of qualifying as the strength and skill of the pro riders began shining through. But he held on, raced hard and proved he can race with the best of them. Bauerly has had a good season so far as well, taking home the only major victory for a Ski-Doo in the ISOC national series. He could be moving up to pro if he keeps it up. And poor Steve Taylor, just missing a qualifying spot on his 4-stroke Yamaha.

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Winter X Games

admin — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 13:26:34 +0000

Ski-Doo/ BOSS Racing snocross athlete, Paul Bauerly (#324) has been invited to participate in the upcoming Winter X Games 13. The dates for Winter X Games 13 are scheduled January 22-25, 2009 at Buttermilk Mountain, Aspen/Snowmass, Colorado. The annual Winter X Games event features athletes from across the globe competing for medals and prize money in the following sports: Skiing, Snowboard and Snowmobile.

This brings the stable of Ski-Doo/ BOSS Racing athletes represented at Winter X Games to three, as both Pro athletes; Robbie Malinoski and Dave Allard will also be competing for Gold at Winter X 13.

The event includes day and evening competitions and is free to the public. You can also check out all the competition footage on ABC and ESPN, look into your local listings for details.

Here’s the ESPN coverage times for Snowmobiling events:

Thursday, January 22: 9:00 PM: Snowmobile Speed & Style Final

Friday, January 23: 9:30 – 11:30 PM: Snowmobile SnoCross Round 1, Snowmobile Next Trick

Saturday, January 24: 9:00 – 11:00 PM: Snowmobile SnoCross Final

Sunday, January 25: 2:00 – 6:00 PM: Snowmobile Freestyle Elimination
Sunday, January 25: 9:00PM: Snowmobile Freestyle Final

Check eXpn.com for more events schedules and coverage.

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