Turts
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Where can I see what mods are allowed in each class?
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Jackson 2023
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maxwell
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RMSHA RULES
It is critical that all racers educate themselves on the latest ISR and RMSHA Hillclimb Rules. Please review these rules on an annual basis.
www.rmsha.net
Pretty sure they follow isr with some tweaks
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snopro
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Nice Little Rock garden at gate 22. Gonna be some hurtin’ tracks after todays events
MP Kid
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Nobody’s touching that guy…
Nice to see some good running Canadians
Nice to see some good running Canadians
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snopro
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Yep the only guy beating Keith Curtis is Keith Curtis. Although Justin Thomas is getting closer every year
Caper11
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Keith Curtis dominates again. It’s more rider than sled. Smart terrain line choices that will carry speed is what wins races. He has a excellent instinct to select lines.
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jhurkot
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Keith Curtis could only lose if he ran a p22.
MP Kid
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True… line choice is huge…
It’s also his style and build.
Tall and lanky, but not too heavy… the sled gets a chance to accelerate instead of packing extra weight up the hill.
Longer legs and arms help absorb the bigger hits. You watch his chest position.. it’s not bouncing all over the place on the edge of control.
Some strategic braking… keeps from hitting some obstacles too hard, keeps the track on the snow and pulling…
Nice little interview he gave at the end…
Gotta give credit where credit is due…
And he’s not getting any younger…
Dazzler
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Kieth does dominate, but I watched 16 class runs today not counting the king runs and Doo won 3, Lynx won 1, Cat won 1, and Polaris won 11… So the smart terrain choice riders must mostly choose Polaris
snopro
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Be interesting to compare incentives from the manufacturer? I’m sure that plays into it as well.I know Doo is notoriously cheap in that stuff now compared to pre sell off.
Caper11
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Kieth does dominate, but I watched 16 class runs today not counting the king runs and Doo won 3, Lynx won 1, Cat won 1, and Polaris won 11… So the smart terrain choice riders must mostly choose Polaris
How many Polaris entry’s were there vs Doo.
LennyR
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LOL, so they onl win on weekends (except this one) , so 5 days a week they don’t win , and also They don’t win cause Doo wallets are zipped , and it all depends on the rider not the sled (unless it’s a guy on a Doo , then it’s the sled ).
. You got more excuses than Maxwell !!
Dazzler
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Didn’t count, but looked like doo was well represented…. So your saying hill climb competitions are an odds game?
snopro
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Awe Lenny. Off your meds againLOL, so they onl win on weekends (except this one) , so 5 days a week they don’t win , and also They don’t win cause Doo wallets are zipped , and it all depends on the rider not the sled (unless it’s a guy on a Doo , then it’s the sled ).
rightsideup
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Who won for lynx?
Nailed it! It must be the handling as Polaris has seriously dominated the hill climbs for a long long time.Kieth does dominate, but I watched 16 class runs today not counting the king runs and Doo won 3, Lynx won 1, Cat won 1, and Polaris won 11… So the smart terrain choice riders must mostly choose Polaris
Probably the same reason (handling) many of us choose to ride these underpowered, over priced and less reliable ticking time bombs
LennyR
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LOL. Typical , attack the media , not the facts !Awe Lenny. Off your meds again
