Thief River Falls, Minn. (Sept. 28, 2009) – Weekend after weekend, Team Arctic racers are proving
they are the ones to beat when piloting the World’s Fastest Stock Snowmobiles.
Instead of shredding grass, Team Arctic speed aces turned their attention to the Martin, Michigan
Speedway to burn rubber on the asphalt. Piloting a stock 2010 Z1 Turbo, Team Howard’s, Jeff
Jaquish from Racine,Wi., shattered Glen Hall’s previous 2009 Z1 Turbo record of 137.99mph and a
9.395 E.T. with a 142mph pass and a 9.006 E.T. in the ¼ mile.
Team owner Billy Howard said of the record, “We were hoping for the first 8 second pass, but this
record really gets me excited for the speed of these stock Z1 Turbos. Just like Glen Hall’s Z1 Turbo
last year, ours had the stock skid, stock motor and stock turbo. We can both honestly say that Arctic
Cat does make the World’s Fastest Snowmobiles!”
they are the ones to beat when piloting the World’s Fastest Stock Snowmobiles.
Instead of shredding grass, Team Arctic speed aces turned their attention to the Martin, Michigan
Speedway to burn rubber on the asphalt. Piloting a stock 2010 Z1 Turbo, Team Howard’s, Jeff
Jaquish from Racine,Wi., shattered Glen Hall’s previous 2009 Z1 Turbo record of 137.99mph and a
9.395 E.T. with a 142mph pass and a 9.006 E.T. in the ¼ mile.
Team owner Billy Howard said of the record, “We were hoping for the first 8 second pass, but this
record really gets me excited for the speed of these stock Z1 Turbos. Just like Glen Hall’s Z1 Turbo
last year, ours had the stock skid, stock motor and stock turbo. We can both honestly say that Arctic
Cat does make the World’s Fastest Snowmobiles!”