Snowmobile Drag Racing with the Straightline Snowmobile Racing Associate
The Straightline Snowmobile Racing Associate was born from the former Saskatchewan Snowmobile Racing Association which was first established in 1967 and that makes us one of the oldest snowmobile racing organizations in the world. The SSRA continues to grow, bringing fair and quality racing to the Pro and the One Day Racer.
Our goal is to support the sport of snowmobile drag racing by keeping it safe, fair and fun for all competitors.
There is much involved in the sanctioning of a snowmobile race and the SSRA has the staff and equipment to execute a race in the smoothest possible fashion. Some of the equipment used by the SSRA includes a digital scale for weighing sleds and riders, a Track Mate starting tree and timing system, fuel testing equipment, back-up starting and finish line systems, generators and various other pieces of equipment to facilitate the registration and operation of a snowmobile drag race. Perhaps the most important is our experienced staff which put these tools to use to help host a successful event.
Schedule is subject to change. If changes occur, we will provide as much notice as possible.
2023 SSRA Choko Design Pro Racing Series Schedule
Jan 28th – Driftpile, Ab.
Feb 4th – Wetaskiwin, Ab.
Feb 11th – Vermilion, Ab.
Feb 25th – 26th – Lac La Biche – Winter Festival of Speed
March 4th – 5th – Western Canadian Championship , Ardmore, Ab.
March 11th – Meadow Lake, Sk. – Meadow Lake Winter Festival​
Unless otherwise noted on the race date link, registration is from 8:00 – 10:00 AM, race at 12:00 noon.
Online pre-registration is highly encouraged this year. Pre-registration is easy and speeds up the process on race day. No payment is required when pre-registering. You will simply be given your entry fee total and fees will be collected at the race when you check in.
2022-2023 Classes and Rules
Updated: Sep 15, 2022
After considering feedback on our proposed classes and rules for the upcoming season, we have made refinements and posted them on the Classes page of the site.
As a result of significant feedback, there will be 2 classes in the mountain category, Deep Snow Super Stock and Mountain Open. Minor changes in Deep Snow should incorporate sleds from the removed Mountain Improved class.
Rather than using the last posted weights by the ISR for snow drags, we have adopted the latest weights used on ice and grass. Again this change was a result of feedback received.
The Classes page outlines the updated classes and rules and contains links to the Weight Reference Chart as well as the exceptions we have made to the ISR rules.
We have attempted to strike a balance of many factors including simplification and increased participation, and would like to thank all those who sent us their thoughts. We would also like to remind everyone that the race director may re-classify any sled in the interest of fair competition.
SSRA Sanctioned Classes
These are the standard classes sanctioned by the SSRA for the 2022-2023 season. The Race Director reserves the right to reclassify any sled in the interest of fair competition.
Classes for riders under 16 years of age:
Mini 120 CC – Stock as from factory – Any changes from factory production move sled to Mini Pro
Mini 200 CC – Stock as from factory – Any changes from factory production move sled to Mini Pro
Mini Pro
Junior – Riders 12 – 15 years of age – RULES
Note: No traction products (studs, picks, chisels, screws, etc.) allowed in any stock or improved stock classes.
All riders in the classes below must be at least 16 years of age:
Classic Super Stock – Sport (600 cc’s or less), Muscle (over 600 cc’s) – All sleds model year 1995 or earlier. For complete rules click HERE.
Stock – 600, 700, 800, 1000, Open Stock – Factory turbo-charged (2 and 4 stroke) sleds compete in Open Stock only. Commercially available, unmodified, aftermarket mufflers (cans) allowed on naturally aspirated 2 stroke sleds in stock.
Improved Stock – 600, 700, 800, 1000, Open Improved – Factory turbo-charged sleds compete in Open Improved only. Must use OE turbo for the model.
Pro Stock – 600, 700, 800, 1000, Open Pro stock – 2 strokes larger than 1000 cc and four stroke turbo sleds allowed (without turbo restrictions) in the Open class. One power adder (turbo or nitrous) allowed in Open. Pro Stock body/chassis rules apply. Oxygenated fuels allowed (see Fuel Rules).
Mountain Classes – Deep Snow Super Stock (RULES) – Mountain Open – Minimum track requirements in Mountain classes are 141″ length and 1.75″ lug height. Track screws allowed in Open. Studs allowed in Open (max. 2 per bar). Oxygenated fuels allowed in Open (see Fuel Rules).
Outlaw – Oxygenated fuels allowed (see Fuel Rules).
These are the standard classes sanctioned by the SSRA for the 2022-2023 season. The Race Director reserves the right to reclassify any sled in the interest of fair competition.
https://www.racessra.com/classes
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