The Polaris racing blog and the ongoing chronicle of the amazing men and machines of the Polaris Professional Race Team from author Larry Preston.
What Are They Thinking? Polaris Factory Racers Jim Bernat and Larry Rugland – caught red-handed staring at the defending World Champion, Gilles Villeneuve. One week
Ironwood SnoPro – 1976 Ironwood, Michigan was, and still is, one of the first big points race of the snowmobile oval racing season. In 1976, the
Gentleman Bob Handing Over the Crown 1970 USSA Driver of the Year Bob Eastman (Gentleman Bob) handing over the Driver of the Year cup to
RIP Jimmy Hedlund Tough news from the motherland of Roseau, Minnesota. Jimmy Hedlund has passed away. A Funeral Service for Jim Hedlund of Roseau, MN
Two New 1978 Photos (and Some Old Ones!) Courtesy of Devin Fackrell via FaceCrook. Left to right: Brad Hulings, Jerry Bunke, Steve Thorsen (back to
1975 Polaris Bob Eastman SnoPro Ad How many of you remember seeing this ad in your favorite snowmobile magazine and drooling all over it? There
Never Before Seen 1974 Polaris SnoPro Photo! Wow – Greg Maier never ceases to amaze me with the photographs he finds. This rare beauty was
Polaris Pioneers 50th Anniversary Expedition Movie In the very early 1960s, David Johnson, Edgar Hetteen and Allan Hetteen made a trip to Maine to try
Mike Hetteen Revists his Dads Famous Alaska Trip This is so cool! If you are not familiar with the story, first of all, order the
Starfire Kids Midnight Blue Express is the unauthorized and previously untold true story of the people from Roseau, Minnesota and the machines they built to find fame and fortune in the brutal, challenging, and often very dangerous sport of snowmobile racing in the 1960s and 1970s.
