The results and point standings have been updated and are now available for review. The team is working hard, working their way up the leaderboard and only time will tell when all the hard work will pay off.

RESULTS: Pro Open National, Pro Super Stock
POINT STANDINGS: Pro Open National, Pro Super Stock

Oh yeah, don’t forget that you can now download racer posters, view racer profiles and personal photos by checking out the team profile. We will also have featured posts by Blair Morgan, Garth Kaufman, Iain Hayden and Brett Turcotte. So send us your questions and curiousities to info@bmrt.com because we want to talk to you too.

Looking forward to the racing. Testing has been really good this past week, ready to get into some competition this weekend.

Welcome and glad you could drop in. While you’re here take a look around, get updated on the standings, the latest events, and take in some of the greatest pics and video we could shoot. And check back with us from time to time ’cause with this team, things move pretty fast. In the meantime enjoy, and keep it fun.

By Wayne Madsen

Morgan looked strong in practice with the fastest lap times and as the bumps and square edge hits kept pounding the ankle he had cracked in Oct at MX of Nations he eventually had to back off and pick the smoothest lines (there really were not any) ride smart and get some points and be ready for round two.

Turcotte, The Wild Child, had some tough luck on the starts, twice pushed over the outside berm off the track and once tipped over but as he got back on the track he rode smart checking out lines and was fast all weekend with three 3rd place finishes in Open qualifiers. Getting his first pro weekend under his belt and qualifying for the final was a great start to what looks like a promising rookie year.

Kaufman struggled all weekend with his new ride. With not much practice before this first round Garth was just getting accustomed to the Ski-doo and was inconsistent, but he will certainly become more competitive with more seat time on the new ride. Overall we are glad to get that first round done and look forward to quality testing on the new Ski-doo platform and plenty of practice in preparation for the rest of the series.

This year, we launched the Blair Morgan Fantasy Camp 2007, hosted at Glacier House Hotel & Resort, www.glacierhouse.com. An awesome event to help raise awareness and funds for Spinal Research. With this new venture, Blair brings to attention the fact that a lot of injuries that occur in snocross racing, motorcyle racing, or any kind of racing can be spinal injuries. Something that he knows well of, having broken his back in the past.

What makes this a Fantasy Camp is that fans were able to bid for their seat and join this limited group event. These lucky fans spent time with Blair, atop the best place to snowmobile at Revelstoke, BC and at the same time, supporting a great cause.

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This event is in association with the Canadian & American Spinal Research Organization (www.CSRO.com / www.ASRO-online.org) and Shoot For A Cure Spinal Cure Research (www.shootforacure.org)

WPSA has releases the schedule for this Winter’s PowerSports Tour. The first race kicks off on November 23 -25, 2007. It seems like a long time from now but before you know it, it’ll be time to kick it into gear. Blair Morgan Racing Team is going to throw some great contests your way and new content so ’till then, stay cool.

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Blair Morgan Racing Tips SnowmobilerTV.com
Snowmobiler Television is a weekly broadcast television series that features a complete cross section of the very exciting and ever-growing snowmobile industry.

Visit their site and watch the Blair Morgan Racing Tips specials. You’ll be able to watch featured interviews with Blair and his advice on sled prep, mental prepration, confidence, cornering, hole shots, mechanics and sponsorship. Stay tuned with SnowmobilerTV.com and be in the know.

Blair Morgan is joining Team Toyota Yamaha BlackfootDirect.com Fox Racing this summer 2007, which could possibly the longest team name ever! He’ll be in good company with Nick Evennou, Colton Facciotti, Jimmy Nelson and Jean Sebastien Roy as his fellow riders. Visit blackfootracing.com to find out more about this Canadian Championship Motocross Team. It couldn’t get any hotter this summer.

Neil Davidson for Canadian Press

(CP) - When Blair Morgan has a bad day at the office, he can break things. Like his thumb, legs or back.

That’s the downside of racing 400-to 500-pound snowmobiles that can go from zero to 60 in two seconds. “Not only are the machines heavy, they have spikes sticking out of the tracks for traction,” Morgan notes cheerfully.

Under his shiny helmet, the 31-year-old from Prince Albert, Sask., is the face of snocross.

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Provided by Jamie Anseeuw of Blair Morgan Racing Team, Race Team ManagerRound 5 of the WPSA snowcross tour has the team at the birth place of Skidoo, Valcourt QC. The team is looking forward to this opportunity to showcase its skills in front of the people who work so hard designing and building the great Skidoo product.

First up was Brett Turcotte, the teams semi-pro entrant. Brett qualified for the final through the LCQ and found himself with a back row start for the 15 sled final. The 991 Polaris of Chris Kafka got the holeshot and maintained his lead to the checkers for his second win in as many weeks. Brett worked carefully forward from a miserable start for a 9th place finish, vowing to qualify front row for tomorrows open mod semipro race, avoiding the dusty condition in the back of the field.

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