It was another weekend of RMSHA hillclimb competition and another round of stock class wins by Polaris. The event in Alta, Wyoming marked the final race of the 2017 season and as they’ve been doing all season, Polaris racers cleaned up in the stock ranks led by Keith Curtis. Here’s the official report from big P:
Polaris snowmobile hillclimbers capped off a tremendous RMSHA season by winning eight Pro classes, including a sweep of the four Stock classes this past weekend at Alta, Wyoming. The team dominated the Pro Stock races this season winning an unprecedented 27 of 28 events. Polaris racers also won all four King of the Hill crowns, all three Semi-Pro classes and the Women’s Queen of the Hill title.
- Polaris Racer Luke Rainey won three Pro Stock classes (600, 700, 800) and reached the podium in all five of his classes. He also won the Snow Bike class on a Timbersled. Rainey finished the season with 11 Pro class victories.
- Keith Curtis also earned five podium finishes, won two Pro classes (800 Mod and 1000 Stock), and won the Stock and Mod King of the Hill titles. He finished the season with 13 Pro King of the Hill titles and 23 Pro class wins.
- Erin Beukelman won 800 and 1000 Improved Stock among his four podium finishes. He also won Improved Stock King of the Hill.
- Storm Johnson had a perfect day in Semi-Pro winning all three classes and King of the Hill.
- Shelley Heap won Women’s 600 Stock, Improved Stock and the Queen of the Hill crown for the sixth time this season.
- Brock Sharp won Amateur Stock, Amateur Mod and the Juniors class.
Polaris racers also received honors off-the-mountain at Grand Targhee Resort where Polaris Racer Andy Thomas was named RMSHA Racer of the Year.