The next big step in avalanche safety—peer pressure to complete your AST 2 course
To be competent in AST training, riders must be taking both AST 1 and 2 training.

To be competent in AST training, riders must be taking both AST 1 and 2 training.
The Polaris Rampage, an amphibious, all-terrain, all-season, global-reach platform was deployed in support of Canadian Operation Nunalivut.

Founded in 1962, Ontario Drive & Gear (ODG) Limited operates from 3 facilities in New Hamburg, Ontario.
Erin Hart, former President of the BCSF, shares his thoughts on the tragic snowmobiling fatalities this season.

BRP now assembles vehicles and engines across three sites in Mexico and is recognized as an employer of choice thanks to its competitive wages.
Highlights from the 2016 West Yellowstone Snowmobile Expo in Montana
by Kirsten Armleder
SnoRiders staff writer Kirsten Armleder heads to the Columbia Valley to do some snow biking with Radium Snowbike & Snowmobile Rentals.
by Kirsten ArmlederMack will lead the aggressive growth of Polaris’ Global Adjacent Markets business, and further the development of Polaris’ business strategy.

X-Team hillclimbers Blaine Mathews and Carl Kuster had successful weekends at the Jackson Hole World Hillclimb Championship.
Jadian Pfaff wins Women’s Stock & Queen of Queens as only woman to the peak.

As a self-proclaimed purveyor of good times, Cory Derpak finds ways to spend 12 months a year on the throttle.
by Kirsten ArmlederAlso appointed is Patricia L. Jones who will be joining Arctic Cat as the Chief Human Resources Officer

This award provides support to snowmobilers who wish to take recreational or professional level avalanche safety training.
The final ISOC Championship Snocross race of the year featured three days of action-packed, high-flying racing.
by Austin Calderone
ISOC Championship Snocross returns to Route 66 Raceway near Chicago, Illinois.
by Austin CalderoneExecutive compensation is always a hot topic of conversation in corporate settings throughout North America.