WARNERT RACING READIES FOR WPSA SEASON FINALE;
EVERY POINT COUNTS AS SNOCROSS' BEST HIT GENEVA

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BRP/Ski-Doo factory team Warnert Racing is fired up for this weekend's Nielsen Enterprises Grand Finale. The event, the 10th and final for the 2006-2007 WPSA PowerSports Snowmobile Tour season, is scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday at the Grand Geneva Resort and Spa.

Leading the way are team's Pro Class Trifecta: Aaron Christensen, Steve Martin and Mathieu Morin.

Chistensen (No. 10 Evinrude/Ski-Doo) has had a roller coaster of a season. Yet, the Alberta native is pumped up for this weekend and is ready to take on Geneva's traditionally tough racing circuit.

"Wow, what a season," exclaimed Christensen. "Though we've had our difficulties this year, I always look forward to Geneva. This is certain to be an exciting weekend."

Martin (No. 18 Dodge Trucks/Ski-Doo) has one podium this season, and hopes to build on that success here. The veteran Snocross racer is the 2005 Pro Open Champion and won the Pro Open portion of last year's race here. He also holds three X Games medals.

"Man, I'm ready to get back on track here," said Martin. "Geneva has always been special to me. Winning here last year was one of the most exciting moments of my career. I'm planning to repeat this weekend."

Morin (No. 27 XP-S/Ski-Doo) has made his sophomore Pro season pay dividends. The young French Canadian has two Pro Open podiums and a Pro Stock victory this season.

"At the beginning of last year, I didn't think I'd make it past the season opener, and now I'm living my dream," said Morin, who was hired by Warnert Racing last season, and competed in Pro Stock and Semi-Pro Open. "This has been a great season. The new Ski-Doo XP sled is running great and the development is right on track. We're looking forward to a great Geneva weekend."

The sled Morin refers to is BRP/Ski-Doo's newest Pro Open entry. The all-new sled was developed completely from scratch and represents the future of Snocross racing technology.