can-am wins 2006 atvs inagural wpsa quadterrain challenge manufacture championships. read about it at ATV@OFF-ROAD.com [dont click on link. you have to type it in search to get to the website.]

 

Read your info again,


Arctic Cat won the overall manufacturer championship!!!

WPSA Quad Terrain Challenge Champion
Daryl Rath was crowned champion in WSPA's Quad Terrain Challenge at Raceway

 

smoothguy you need to read again,
Can-Am is the 2006 Quadterrain Challenge Manufacture Champion

Daryl Rath is the 2006 Quadterrain Challenge Rider Champion

 

smoothguy has had a problem with BRP/Can-Am for a while.

 

http://www.arcticcat.com/atv/WPSAQuad.asp

 

Can-Am ATVS win inaugural WPSA Quadterrain Challenge Manufacturers' Championship



Valcourt, Québec, September 22, 2006 – Can-AmTM ATVs from BRP won the manufacturers' championship of the inaugural World PowerSports Association (WPSA) Quadterrain racing tour.

Despite only competing in 9 of 10 events on the start-up circuit, racers on stock Can-Am OutlanderTM 650 H.O. EFI 4x4 ATVs won four races – the most of any manufacturer, and 12 of 30 podium spots – twice as many as the closest competitor. Can-Am racers also won seven of eight holeshot awards for the quickest driver to the first corner.

“This was a great first season for Can-Am and the WPSA,” said Yves Leduc, Vice-President, General Manager, Snowmobiles, Watercraft, Sport boats and ATVs, BRP. “With three different riders winning races and dominating the holeshot awards, we showed ATV enthusiasts that Can-Am ATVs and performance are synonymous.”

Quadterrain races were contested on Can-Am Outlander recreation-utility ATVs. Each Outlander model has the most powerful engine in its class and features unique and innovative features, like the Torsional Trailing arm – Independent (TTI) rear suspension.

TextCan-Am ATVS win inaugural WPSA Quadterrain Challenge Manufacturers' ChampionshipTextDespite only competing in 9 of 10 events on the start-up circuit, racers on stock Can-Am OutlanderTM 650 H.O. EFI 4x4 ATVs won four races – the most of any manufacturer, and 12 of 30 podium spots – twice as many as the closest competitor. Can-Am racers also won seven of eight holeshot awards for the quickest driver to the first corner.

 

Gee, amazing how posting actual FACTS put an end to this BS.

Despite only competing in 9 of 10 events on the start-up circuit, racers on stock Can-Am OutlanderTM 650 H.O. EFI 4x4 ATVs won four races – the most of any manufacturer, and 12 of 30 podium spots – twice as many as the closest competitor. Can-Am racers also won seven of eight holeshot awards for the quickest driver to the first corner.
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So whats this prove? AC has the better riders and Can Am has the better machines?

 

I don't think Smooth liked you nailing in the last nail in his coffin.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Yuh know how upset he is after buying a quad way out of his leauge.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Great replies guys, keep up the good work.

 

Actually the only reason AC won the championship was because they raced all 10 events. The first even was only like 6-7 quads total. If you take the last 9 events in which all raced, AC would of been 3rd and not 1st and BRP would of been 1st. But that is how it goes. If you want to be champ, you need to be at all the races.