Tim Tremblay gagne a Eagle River

Je sais c'est coureur de BRP, mais rare les Québecois qui gagne sur piste, donc un gros bravo

Yam course pas fak !

Ski-Doo racer Tim Tremblay won the Pro Open snocross World Championship at the 49th World Championship Snowmobile Derby in Eagle River, Wis., this past Sunday.

The Derby featured a snocross track located inside the ice oval that featured a mix of jumps, tight turns and rough mogul sections.

After seeing sub-zero temperatures for the first two days of racing at the Derby, Sunday dawned gray, but warmer, with temperatures reaching 20-degree Fahrenheit.

X-Team rider Robbie Malinoski, of Scheuring Speed Sports, won the Pro Open snocross race during the Derby's Friday Night Thunder event and was the favorite to win the Pro Open World Championship race, but an incident with another rider off the start in final left him at the back of the pack.

Tremblay, who got a clean start, rode to the win setting a blazing pace around the rough track. Tremblay was joined on the podium by his Warnert Racing teammate Justin Broberg who took third. Ski-Doo rider Darren Mees was close behind Broberg finishing fourth.