Muddy moto madness at the fairgrounds
ROB ZOLMAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 years, 11 months AGO
POLSON – The fast and furious world of arena motocross was on full high-octane display Saturday evening at the Polson Fairgrounds.
“We had an awesome time in Polson,” said Top Dawg Arena Cross event organizer Jamie Larsen. “The event was so much fun, pure muddy moto madness.”
More than forty racers of all ages and skill levels braved the cold and rain for a chance to compete for top cash and prizes in more than ten racing classes.
“The passion of our racers is unmatched,” noted Larsen. “They wanted to race no matter what, we can’t thank those enough that joined us, that loaded their bikes up in the rain and came to play in the mud.”
While it has been quite some time that the roar of motocross motorcycles has filled the air around the Polson Fairgrounds, Larsen hopes to add Polson as an annual stop on the upcoming tour.
“We hope to start the first MTAX Series next year and can’t wait to include the beautiful Polson Fairgrounds as a venue,” said Larsen. “We were so excited by the local support, first time racers to our loyal followers we can’t wait to return to the Polson Fairgrounds.”
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