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The Provincial Snocross Championship features 7 rounds in as many different administrative regions in Quebec. The rounds take place over one or two days depending on the location. In all categories (classes), each day is a complete race program with qualifications and finals. The results of the two days of racing are fully independent and count as two entries to the championship.

Depending on the total of athletes registered, it is possible that a class may be separated into two groups in order to meet the maximum limit of 12 athletes on a starting line. Otherwise, if a class has few athletes registered, it is possible, according to some rules, to merge two classes during the same race to enhance the show and make the action more interesting for the fans.

The transition, junior 8-10 and 10-13 categories are subject to restrictions on power and maximum speed of the snowmobiles. In order to make the sport more accessible and affordable, athletes in the junior categories must use a used snowmobile that is at least 1 year old.

In all other categories, the type of snowmobile is the same regardless of brand and year and cannot be modified except for the suspension and clutch, which cannot be purchased from a dealer. Snocross snowmobiles are only available from manufacturers (Ski-Doo, Polaric, Arctic Cat) or second hand from an individual or an athlete who acquires a new one. Only the « Beginner » category allows athletes to use « trail » or « backcountry » type snowmobiles in order to try out the sport.

The data below is for educational purposes only and may vary from one race site to another or according to categories. Speeds are based on the performance of Pro category athletes.

Standard snocross track

Length: 0.65 kilometer | 650 meters | 2.132 feet
Width : 12 to 15 meters | 40 to 50 feet

Top speed in straight line snowmobile: 95 Km/h | 60 m/h
Average speed of snowmobile: 51 Km/h | 31 m/h
Top speed in straight line snowbike: 68 Km/h | 42 m/h
Average speed snowbike: 45 Km/h | 28 m/h
Average time of a snowmobile ride: 25 sec.
Average lap time Snowbike: 30 sec.

Number of curves: 6 curves, one of which is a hairpin shape.
Number of bumps: ~ 10-12 bumps in the bump field
Height of the snow mound from the finish jump: 6 meters | 20 feet
Height of the finish jump: 6 meters | 20 feet for pro athletes
Length of the finish jump: 27 meters | 90 feet for pro athletes
Number of triple jumps: 2 or 3 series depending on the area required

16 January

City: Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac
Official event name: Snocross Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac
Event type: Manche #1 du Championnat Provincial SCMX
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30 January

City: Sainte-Sabine
Official event name: Snocross des Etchemins
Event type: Manche #2 du Championnat Provincial SCMX
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13-14 February

City: Valcourt
Official event name: Grand Prix Ski-Doo de Valcourt
Event type: Manche #3 du Championnat Provincial SCMX et ontarien CSRA
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20 February 2019

City: Saint-Calixte
Official event name: L’Extrême snocross Saint-Calixte
Event type: Manche #4 du Championnat Provincial du Québec
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27- 28 February

City: Roberval
Official event name: Festival d’hiver de Roberval
Event type: Manche #5 du Championnat Provincial du Québec
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13 March

City: Shawinigan
Official event name: Grand Prix Snocross de Shawinigan
Event type: Manche #6 du Championnat Provincial du Québec
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26-27 March

City: Chibougamau
Official event name: Évènement Baie-James
Event type: Manche #7 Championnat Provincial du Québec
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April

Saint-Donat
Nom officiel de l’événement:  Red Bull Sledhammers
Event type: Hors championnat
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Pro
Pro Lite
Pro Vétérans 30+ (restricted to 30 years old and over)
Veterans 35+ (restricted to 35 years old and over)
Veterans 40+ (restricted to 40 years old and over)
Sport
Women (restricted to female 12 years old and over, trail snowmobiles allowed)
Sport Lite
Junior 16-17
Junior 14-15
Junior. 10-13
Transition 8-10 & 9-13
200 cc (6-12 years old)
120 cc stock (4-6 ans)
120cc modifés (6 à 12 years old)
Beginner (restricted to 3 races or less athlete, trail snowmobiles allowed)
SnowBike
Vintage (vintage snowmobile 1986 and before)

Some changes may be made without notice due to special weather conditions, unusual numbers of athletes or major incidents.A day and evening race program are never running back-to-back on the same day.

This section of the site will be updated at the beginning of the season.

Single day events are held roughly between 11am and 7pm.
Multi-day events are usually held between 11am and 7pm on saturday and between 9am and 4.30pm on sunday.
For more information, ask us.

Updated soon!

October 11th 2020
La Voix du Sud
Le circuit Snocross SCMX s’installera à Sainte-Sabine
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September 18th 
Le Quotidien
Le Championnat de snocross au rendez-vous malgré la pandémie
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