Victory Motorsports Maine 100 Cross Country Snowmobile Race
featuring the 1st annual Maine Amatuer Cross Country Championship sponsored by Indian Hill Trading Post 

Greenville is preparing for a huge snowmobiling event on March 20^th 2010.  The professional cross country racing organization known as USCC, which has been racing in the mid-west for years, is coming east to Greenville, ME for the first annual MAINE PRO 100 which will also include the MAINE AMATEUR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RACE.  A $10,000 purse is on the line and racers of all skill levels from ?kids to pro?s? have a chance to race for trophies and prize money.  Maine Motorheads, here is your chance to show off your riding skills on a rough and ready cross country course that runs up into Little Moose Mountain and back to Greenville Junction.  The course includes a variety of natural obstacles and trail conditions that will challenge both the pro?s and amateurs. With several race categories that include: kids (120cc), women, amateurs, semi-pro and professional racers; this will be an exciting race for racers and spectators alike.  The races are a ?stagger? start format and you will only be running against racers of your skill level.  Check out USCC?s fantastic website (usccracing.com) for all details on how to enter, sled classes and safety equipment required.  Become the 1^st Maine Amateur Cross Country Champion complete with trophy and cash award.  All professional and semi-professional racers are invited to race for trophies and large cash awards and be prepared for a challenging course.

We are anticipating a large number of snowmobile related vendors and dealers to be at the event.  Come see the new sled models, latest equipment and accessories, as well as give the demo sleds a ride.  Vendors and dealers interested in renting space at the event should contact Tom McCormick (207-695-4543 or dtmccormick_20@msn.com) ASAP to ensure your spot at this event which should draw hundreds of spectators and racers.

Tom McCormick ? President ? Moosehead Riders Snowmobile Club