Aaron Christensen (No. 10 Evinrude/Ski-Doo) spent much of the season on the sidelines with injuries. Christensen finished 25th in Pro Open and 23rd in Pro Stock despite missing most of the races this year.

"The season started off well, then I got hurt before Christmas," said Christensen. "I came back at Canterbury, and I was quite happy there. My arm isn't 100%; the muscle mass is down. Yet, I'm pretty happy with how things went. I'm going to run my regular program in the off-season: working in my family's shop, fixing four wheelers and doing some dirt biking."

Warnert Racing shined in the Semi-Pro Classes, with Katejun Coonishish (No. 101 DooTalk.com/Ski-Doo) leading the way. Coonishish netted three victories and nine overall podiums. He finished the season eighth in Pro Open and fourth in Pro Stock.

"The season, overall, went quite well," said Coonishish, from Ouje-Bougoumou, Quebec. "Winning races, and consistent podiums always make for a fun year. We were pleased to welcome new sponsor DooTalk.com. Their support is extraordinarily appreciated. We're ready to take it to the next level next season."

Zach Pattyn (No. 99 Torco/Ski-Doo) also had a productive season in Semi-Pro.

"This was a learning season for me, and from that perspective, I'm very pleased," said Pattyn. "The Semi-Pro classes are very competitive year after year, and they provide the perfect place for racers trying to move up. I learned a lot this year, and I'm ready to put that experience to work next season."

Jake Erickson (No. 188 XP-S/Ski-Doo) also used the Semi-Pro classes to hone his skills.

"Though the statistics don't show it, we had a great season," said Erickson. "I'm extremely pleased with my results. Gaining experience is the key in Semi-Pro, and I am pleased with all I have learned this year."