x-games
well we've been getting ready for x-games all week cranking on the sleds and trying to get everything ready, we will be on the road for 6 weeks! nuts!!! but anyways staying busy ill be on the road tomorrow afternoon, if you want more updates follow me on twitter or facebook
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Posted on 26 Jan 2010 by Cory Davis
I-500
what to say about the I-500, i rode hard and walked away with 6 stitches, a ripped track, a bent sled, and a tetanus shot. this was my longest cross country race, didn't really know what to expect i had alot of people telling me a lot of different things. i rode really safe the first day and paid for it i ended up 9th or something, the 2nd day i was pretty pissed, i was ready to throw it away haha. down from the leader (dj ekre) 7 something minutes i didn't see how it was possible to gain it back. needless to say i went out the 2nd day with vengeance i rode hard and hung it out a lot of times. leaving the last fuel stop i had 6 minutes on second place, about 7 miles from the finish something broke in my pipe and i thought and seemed like i was on one cylinder so i was only going 15-20 mph in a smooth ditch that everyone else was going over 100mph. i crossed the finish line only 3 minutes ahead of 2nd so i lost about 3 minutes or so. so with both times added up i was in 3rd place 16 secs behind 2nd and 22 secs behind 1st going into the 3rd and final day. well on the 3rd day stuff looked up, a little nervous but overal good. i passed 2nd place before we got off the river about 10 miles into the race, dj ekre (1st) pulled on me a bit but i was riding pretty safe. after the river we hoped on a gravel rode with little to know snow for 8 miles! never lifted the throttle for 8 miles! unreal, well right about at the end of the rode i hurd a whaap like i broke a belt, so i ripped my side panel off and nothing keep going and keep getting worse, i could feel it in my feet so i thought chian? but no keep going keep getting worse so i flipped it over and there it was, track was grenaded split in 2 places right down the middle......it was the worst feeling ive felt, i mean ive been passed on the last lap, the last corner, everything and nothing compares to when i say that track destroyed and everyone passing me. my heart dropped it sucked so bad. long story short , mine ryans simons, chad kyllo, dj ekre's tracks all went withen 5 miles of each other, still today i feel crappy bad taste in my mouth whatever you want to say it just plain out sucks, o my crash forgot about that, on the second say when i was cranking i was wide open in a full tuck down the ditch sled swapped and cartwheel side ways for ever!! it was nuts and i cut my wrist on the running board grippers, heres some pics, ill check back in soon hopefully with good news! KEEP ER PINNED
Cory
Cory
Posted on 18 Jan 2010 by Cory Davis
sandy, utah recap!
just got back to minnesota give ya a little recap, the stock class went horrible got taken out both heats, and didn't make the final it sucked so bad, so my focus shifted to open and basically surviving the heats i went 3-3 and qualified 4th for the main. i ended up 4th in the main also, so best finish yet but i really wanted a podium. heres a pic of the start.
Posted on 10 Jan 2010 by Cory Davis
grafton 100 sweep!
last weekend i came home for the years first USCC cross country race, it was colder than heck but we made it work i won both pro classes it was awesome
the pro open was 2 laps about 24 miles, the track was pretty smooth very good visabilty, the pro stock class was 4 laps about 50 miles flat light, and alot ruffer but it was still awesome.
Grafton, ND (January 3, 2010) - The frigid temperatures during the Grafton Snow Drifter 100 Presented by CPS didn't slow Soldotna, Alaska's Cory Davis down as he swept the Pro classes at the USCC opening event in Grafton, North Dakota. A record turnout of racers awoke to -19 Fahrenheit on the thermometer and, despite blue skies and sun most of the day, temps struggled to get into the single digits below zero. In addition to the cold, riders battled snow dust because of the dry snow and later fought flat light conditions when clouds rolled in.
Davis started his run early in the day by winning the Fox Racing Shox Pro Open race with a two-lap time of 29:08.5 over the 12-mile course, 11.2 seconds ahead of second place rider D.J. Ekre, a fellow Arctic Cat rider and Davis' Christian Brothers Racing teammate. Polaris rider Aaron Christensen finished third (29:28.2) with Arctic Cat rider Brian Dick (29:46) in fourth and Gabe Bunke (Polaris, 29:46.7) and Ryan Simons (Arctic Cat 29:46.7) tied for fifth.
Davis stayed at the front in the four-lap FXR Pro 600 race besting Veteran Polaris rider Corey Davidson by almost a minute with a total time of 1:02:13.118 over Davidson's time of 1:03:10.294. The race was more of a sprint than a typical USCC Pro race as officials shortened the race due to fading light. Davis attacked the course and timing showed him pulling a lead on the field from the first lap. Davis' Christian Brothers Racing teammates Simons (1:03:44.309) and Ekre (1:03:51.153) finished third and fourth with Bunke (1:05:12.207) and Brian Dick (Arctic Cat, 1:05:12.207) rounding out the top six riders.
"It was a real nice day out and that made it easy for me to race, but later in the day it got a little junky," Davis said. "During the Pro 600 race it was hard to see in the ditches but I could see well on the river. Everything went awesome for me, my sled ran great, we had zero problems and the course had a ton markers and it was put together so it was really safe to run. It was just a great day."
Davis is a relative newcomer to the USCC results sheets having run just two races last year (though he did win the Munising event) but he stresses he's no newcomer to cross-country.
"I grew up riding like this in Alaska," he said. "Up there we just go and it's all about reading terrain."
Arctic Cat rider Chad Kyllo took the win ahead of 34 other riders in the ArcticFX Graphics Semi-Pro 600 class. Kyllo, a veteran rider and race mechanic logged a two-lap time of 32:17.3, almost 13 seconds ahead of second place Polaris rider Ken Christensen (32:30.2). Jeremy Tulenchik took third (Arctic Cat, 33:00.3).
Bryce Buchanan set a blazing fast two-lap time of 32:03.2 to win the Brothers Motorsports Expert 85 class, eight seconds ahead of fellow Cat rider Dave Dirkman and a whopping 29 seconds ahead of third place Arctic Cat rider Jason Kangas. Buchanan also won the Arctic Cat Expert 85 Improved class with a one-lap time of 16 minutes, 5.3 seconds ahead of second place rider Logan Christian.
Chris Klie won the Yamaha Sport 85 class with a time of 34:05.7, a good 48 seconds ahead of second place rider Marty Feil and over a minute ahead of third place rider Timmy Kallock. Combined, the three 85 horsepower classes boasted a total of 62 entries.
The opening event on the eight-race USCC schedule, the Grafton 100 boasted 150 riders and 265 race entries, more than any previous USCC event, and is an indication of the continued resurgence in cross-country racing.
"I remember standing in a field with 50 guys back in the early days," Said USCC President Pat Mach. "We've come a long way, our numbers are growing every year and we're seeing more and more young guys coming out to race. It sure looks like cross-country is making a strong comeback."
Other class winners included Ryan Faust (Polaris) AMSOIL Semi-Pro Improved;
Ken Christensen (Polaris) Stud Boy Masters 40+; Jay Ilstrup (Ski-Doo) Woody's Sport 600; Eric Dahl (Ski-Doo) C&A Pro Sport 600 Improved; Luke Perrault (Arctic Cat) Orion Industries Trail; Corey Davidson (Polaris) RV Sports Vet 30+; C.J. Vandeputte (Arctic Cat) TekVest Junior 14-17; Jolene Bute (Arctic Cat) Powermadd Women's; Ryan Trout (Ski-Doo) Carver Performance Junior 10-13; Nathan Lorentz (Arctic Cat) 120 Stock; Scott McColl (Arctic Cat) Snow Goer 120 Improved.
Up next for USCC is the Red Lake I-500 January 15-17, 2010. The Red Lake I-500 is the first race in the Seven Clans Casino 7-7-7 Challenge. For more info and complete race results visit www.usccracing.com.
the pro open was 2 laps about 24 miles, the track was pretty smooth very good visabilty, the pro stock class was 4 laps about 50 miles flat light, and alot ruffer but it was still awesome.
Grafton, ND (January 3, 2010) - The frigid temperatures during the Grafton Snow Drifter 100 Presented by CPS didn't slow Soldotna, Alaska's Cory Davis down as he swept the Pro classes at the USCC opening event in Grafton, North Dakota. A record turnout of racers awoke to -19 Fahrenheit on the thermometer and, despite blue skies and sun most of the day, temps struggled to get into the single digits below zero. In addition to the cold, riders battled snow dust because of the dry snow and later fought flat light conditions when clouds rolled in.
Davis started his run early in the day by winning the Fox Racing Shox Pro Open race with a two-lap time of 29:08.5 over the 12-mile course, 11.2 seconds ahead of second place rider D.J. Ekre, a fellow Arctic Cat rider and Davis' Christian Brothers Racing teammate. Polaris rider Aaron Christensen finished third (29:28.2) with Arctic Cat rider Brian Dick (29:46) in fourth and Gabe Bunke (Polaris, 29:46.7) and Ryan Simons (Arctic Cat 29:46.7) tied for fifth.
Davis stayed at the front in the four-lap FXR Pro 600 race besting Veteran Polaris rider Corey Davidson by almost a minute with a total time of 1:02:13.118 over Davidson's time of 1:03:10.294. The race was more of a sprint than a typical USCC Pro race as officials shortened the race due to fading light. Davis attacked the course and timing showed him pulling a lead on the field from the first lap. Davis' Christian Brothers Racing teammates Simons (1:03:44.309) and Ekre (1:03:51.153) finished third and fourth with Bunke (1:05:12.207) and Brian Dick (Arctic Cat, 1:05:12.207) rounding out the top six riders.
"It was a real nice day out and that made it easy for me to race, but later in the day it got a little junky," Davis said. "During the Pro 600 race it was hard to see in the ditches but I could see well on the river. Everything went awesome for me, my sled ran great, we had zero problems and the course had a ton markers and it was put together so it was really safe to run. It was just a great day."
Davis is a relative newcomer to the USCC results sheets having run just two races last year (though he did win the Munising event) but he stresses he's no newcomer to cross-country.
"I grew up riding like this in Alaska," he said. "Up there we just go and it's all about reading terrain."
Arctic Cat rider Chad Kyllo took the win ahead of 34 other riders in the ArcticFX Graphics Semi-Pro 600 class. Kyllo, a veteran rider and race mechanic logged a two-lap time of 32:17.3, almost 13 seconds ahead of second place Polaris rider Ken Christensen (32:30.2). Jeremy Tulenchik took third (Arctic Cat, 33:00.3).
Bryce Buchanan set a blazing fast two-lap time of 32:03.2 to win the Brothers Motorsports Expert 85 class, eight seconds ahead of fellow Cat rider Dave Dirkman and a whopping 29 seconds ahead of third place Arctic Cat rider Jason Kangas. Buchanan also won the Arctic Cat Expert 85 Improved class with a one-lap time of 16 minutes, 5.3 seconds ahead of second place rider Logan Christian.
Chris Klie won the Yamaha Sport 85 class with a time of 34:05.7, a good 48 seconds ahead of second place rider Marty Feil and over a minute ahead of third place rider Timmy Kallock. Combined, the three 85 horsepower classes boasted a total of 62 entries.
The opening event on the eight-race USCC schedule, the Grafton 100 boasted 150 riders and 265 race entries, more than any previous USCC event, and is an indication of the continued resurgence in cross-country racing.
"I remember standing in a field with 50 guys back in the early days," Said USCC President Pat Mach. "We've come a long way, our numbers are growing every year and we're seeing more and more young guys coming out to race. It sure looks like cross-country is making a strong comeback."
Other class winners included Ryan Faust (Polaris) AMSOIL Semi-Pro Improved;
Ken Christensen (Polaris) Stud Boy Masters 40+; Jay Ilstrup (Ski-Doo) Woody's Sport 600; Eric Dahl (Ski-Doo) C&A Pro Sport 600 Improved; Luke Perrault (Arctic Cat) Orion Industries Trail; Corey Davidson (Polaris) RV Sports Vet 30+; C.J. Vandeputte (Arctic Cat) TekVest Junior 14-17; Jolene Bute (Arctic Cat) Powermadd Women's; Ryan Trout (Ski-Doo) Carver Performance Junior 10-13; Nathan Lorentz (Arctic Cat) 120 Stock; Scott McColl (Arctic Cat) Snow Goer 120 Improved.
Up next for USCC is the Red Lake I-500 January 15-17, 2010. The Red Lake I-500 is the first race in the Seven Clans Casino 7-7-7 Challenge. For more info and complete race results visit www.usccracing.com.
Posted on 04 Jan 2010 by Cory Davis
Milwaukee update
drove all day back from milwaukee this morning about a 10 hr drive so brutal! but back in fertile now, ganna enjoy a nice sleep, wake up help the boys unpack and then i got to pack up for the holidays i fly home tuesday out of the twin cities
ok weekend update: on friday for pro stock i qualified front row i think 7th i had ok rounds i went 3, 4. brett bender got peeled off his sled right in front of me, so i had to pretty much let everyone go and drive around him, i ended up 10th in that final pretty frustrating the pro class is so competitive u really need a dynamite start and i didn't have that ha!
on saturday nite for the pro open i also went 3 and 4 in the rounds, qualified 9th, i got pushed wide in the first corner and came out in last place, i refused to end up there i pretty much just looked ahead and found the guy in front of me and just worked on reeling him in, then onto the next guy, i managed to get back to 6th place so im pretty happy with that race felt good to pick off guys.
here are some pics from this weekend courtesy of MIKE ZEIBERT
PS: The link to the designer of my site at the bottom of the page got fixed be sure to check out http://reyoldesign.com
ok weekend update: on friday for pro stock i qualified front row i think 7th i had ok rounds i went 3, 4. brett bender got peeled off his sled right in front of me, so i had to pretty much let everyone go and drive around him, i ended up 10th in that final pretty frustrating the pro class is so competitive u really need a dynamite start and i didn't have that ha!
on saturday nite for the pro open i also went 3 and 4 in the rounds, qualified 9th, i got pushed wide in the first corner and came out in last place, i refused to end up there i pretty much just looked ahead and found the guy in front of me and just worked on reeling him in, then onto the next guy, i managed to get back to 6th place so im pretty happy with that race felt good to pick off guys.
here are some pics from this weekend courtesy of MIKE ZEIBERT
PS: The link to the designer of my site at the bottom of the page got fixed be sure to check out http://reyoldesign.com
Posted on 20 Dec 2009 by Cory Davis
Update!
Sorry for the lack of updates once racing start stuff gets
crazy! Well last weekend was my first pro race and I ended up 8th in pro stock and 7th in pro open, I'm pretty happy with my results, the weather was
brutal super cold and very bad visability but we survived! Now
I'm in miluakee at out second race, I'll keep this up to date with my results! Later!
Cory
crazy! Well last weekend was my first pro race and I ended up 8th in pro stock and 7th in pro open, I'm pretty happy with my results, the weather was
brutal super cold and very bad visability but we survived! Now
I'm in miluakee at out second race, I'll keep this up to date with my results! Later!
Cory
Posted on 18 Dec 2009 by Cory Davis
Comments!
Hey guys,
My guy over at Reyol Design got my comments going again, a few spammers will get through these next few weeks but no worries all apart of getting rid of them.
Sorry for the lack of updates, Ill get on it I mean I only paid someone to make this kickass site for me I guess I should use it....
My guy over at Reyol Design got my comments going again, a few spammers will get through these next few weeks but no worries all apart of getting rid of them.
Sorry for the lack of updates, Ill get on it I mean I only paid someone to make this kickass site for me I guess I should use it....
Posted on 16 Dec 2009 by Cory Davis
no idea....
i have no idea what happened to my website but my guy is on it, for now here is my newest video! enjoy sorry its so short i really didn't film much
Cory Davis ramping on dirt from Cory Davis on Vimeo.
Posted on 27 Nov 2009 by Cory Davis
Sorry All
We had a database error and lost all archived news. Cory has been notified and he will be updating again in no time.
Also Commenting has now had to be limited to registered users only, as spammers were starting to get out of hand, I hope to have commenting back up in a few days, so you will be able to register and comment without a problem.
Sorry again, Happy Holidays.
-Reyol Clothing & Design
Also Commenting has now had to be limited to registered users only, as spammers were starting to get out of hand, I hope to have commenting back up in a few days, so you will be able to register and comment without a problem.
Sorry again, Happy Holidays.
-Reyol Clothing & Design
Posted on 26 Nov 2009 by Reyol
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