With a promising winter forecast ahead, the 2024-2025 AMSOIL Championship Snocross series is poised to deliver an electrifying season, bringing together the best in snowmobile racing across iconic venues and introducing thrilling new challenges in the Pro racing format. The series will feature the signature high-flying, bar-to-bar action that has made Snocross a fan favorite for years.

Ironwood, Michigan will host the season opener on December 13-14, welcoming back the premier series to Mt. Zion Ski Hill after its return to the schedule last year after more than a decade away. Located in the heart of Big Snow Country, Mt. Zion offers a dynamic, elevation-rich track that promises to push riders to their limits. This event will also feature the AMSOIL Dominator, where top Pro and Pro Lite riders will clash in a high-stakes showdown with a $10,000 payday on the line. Expect intense battles and spectacular aerial maneuvers as the season kicks off with a bang.

Attendees will have the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the winter atmosphere by enjoying complimentary ice skating and tubing sessions. These activities will be available on Friday from 4 PM to 8 PM and on Saturday from 2 PM to 8 PM, allowing fans to make the most of their experience at the event.

The new year ushers in the PIRTEK Snocross National at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minnesota on January 10-11. Renowned for its expansive seating and vast, challenging track, Canterbury Park transforms into a winter sports haven, drawing in snocross fans from across the country. The venue’s festival-like atmosphere, coupled with adrenaline-pumping races, makes Shakopee a must-attend event on the Snocross calendar.

Due to high demand, the 2nd Annual SledShowcase will return on Friday and Saturday, January 10th-11th at the prestigious Canterbury Park Expo Center. This event will showcase a collection of vintage and modern sleds for attendees to admire.

On January 24-25, the tour heads to Deadwood, South Dakota for the Christian Cars Online Snocross National at the historic Days of ’76 Rodeo Grounds. This venue is famed for its intimate and compact track, which brings fans closer to the action than any other stop on the circuit. Nestled in the heart of Deadwood, the track is set against a backdrop of rich history and vibrant downtown life, making it a fan-favorite for its unique blend of close-quarters racing and community spirit.

The excitement continues as the series crosses the border into Valcourt, Quebec for the Grand Prix Ski-Doo de Valcourt from February 7-9. This Pro-only event is a prestigious gathering that celebrates the sport’s heritage while showcasing the world’s top riders. For more than 40 years, the Grand Prix has become a mecca for snowmobile racing, drawing passionate fans from around the globe to witness this premier event. Valcourt’s storied history and the intensity of competition make this a pivotal moment in the season.

The series then swings back into the U.S. for the Seneca Allegany Snocross National in Salamanca, New York on February 21-22. Set within the snow-laden landscape of upstate New York, this event promises to deliver high-octane racing amidst some of the most picturesque winter scenery on the tour. The heavy lake-effect snow in the region provides a challenging and unpredictable track, ensuring edge-of-your-seat excitement for both fans and competitors alike.

The series charges into ERX Motor Park in Elk River, Minnesota, on March 7-8. Known as the epicenter of Snocross, ERX Motor Park is where the sport’s elite come to hone their skills and push the limits of snowmobile racing. The track is a bold and unforgiving challenge, demanding speed, precision, and bravery from every rider. With the season nearing its climax, this stop is crucial for those vying for the championship title.

On March 14-15, the tour heads to the legendary World Championship Derby Complex in Eagle River, Wisconsin, for the Hayes Brakes Snocross National. Eagle River is celebrated for its challenging turns and thrilling straightaways, making it a favorite among riders and fans alike. This historic venue, often referred to as the “Snowmobile Capital of the World,” has been a cornerstone of the snocross community, offering an unforgettable backdrop for the sport’s most electrifying moments.

Finally, the season will culminate at the AMSOIL Duluth Snocross National on April 4-6. This event marks the return to the shores of Lake Superior at Spirit Mountain in Duluth, Minnesota, where the series will crown its champions in a spectacular season finale. With over three decades of history, Duluth is where legends are made, and its return as the season-ending event will undoubtedly bring an exhilarating close to the 2024-2025 AMSOIL Championship Snocross series. The iconic track, known for its tight turns and stunning views of the harbor, provides the perfect setting for an epic showdown to decide who will take home the championship titles.

“This season’s schedule is nothing short of extraordinary,” said ISOC President Carl Schubitzke. “Last season presented some tough challenges with the weather, but our riders, teams, and the incredible host cities battled through the adversity. We’re fortunate to have such strong partnerships with these venues, and they’re just as excited as we are to welcome the series back this year. Returning to legendary tracks like Duluth, Eagle River, and Ironwood feels like a homecoming, and continuing Valcourt as a Pro points stop only elevates the excitement. I’m eager to see how this season unfolds, and I know the competition will be fiercer than ever.”