Enjoy some videos and photos from the AmSnow Dash for Cash at US 131 Motorsports Park in Martin, Mich., Sept. 21-23. This longstanding event is dedicated to the late Tim Mills, who started the race at Muncie Dragway in Albany, Ind. Young dragbike racer Tyler Fisher now handles the promoting duties and has teamed up with one of the largest sled racing organizations in the world. Cycledrag.com could not resist taking the 650-mile Hayabusa ride out to cover this great race. There was incredibly tight racing, more drag sleds than we have ever seen and some really cool two-stroke dragbikes.
Mark your calendars as the 2019 dates for this event have already been released, Sept. 20-22 back at US 131 Motorsports Park.
There are more videos on the Cycledrag Youtube channel (please subscribe here) and the Cycledrag.com Facebook page (Please like here) and more will be coming soon.
Sunday Live Feed No. 1
Sunday Live Feed No. 2
Street ET Final
There was an amazing turnout of Drag Sleds
Power to the old school! Check out this awesome Suzuki GS.
There were plenty of Kawasaki KZ Dragbikes as well.
A modern Suzuki Hayabusa powerplant in a dragbike chassis
A very cool, factory appearing Kawasaki ZX-9 Dragbike
Nitro Harley Tuner Jack Romine
A Beautiful Kawasaki, Trac Dynamics ZX-9 Dragbike
AmSnow’s version of a Wally
Two Stroke Racer Thad Neeld – Winner of teh Super Eliminator Class
A young crew member basking the glory of victory
Even the youngest of fans were present at the event
Super Comp Winner – Jason Drnach
The Money Train Drag Sled
Midwest racers Showing Cycledrag.com some love by Running the “Good Luck” DecalSuper Comp Runner-Up Brian Selner
Team Thad Neeld
One of the best racers in the country Kevin Adams
A post race beverage after a long day of racing
Aeroquip Alley at US 131
MPS and Brocks – two of the top companies in motorcycle drag racing
The Street ET Winning Hayabusa of Blake Anthony Niedbala
Blake Anthony Niedbala gets an ice bath celebration
Street ET Finalists – Blake Anthony Niedbala and Devon Johnson
The Shellhass Dragbike Racing Family
Pro ET Runner-up James Underhill
Pro ET Runner-up James Underhill was unable to make the final due to hurting his engine in the semifinals
The Hayabusa heads back to Pennsylvania after a great event
A quick stop on the shore of Lake Erie on the ride home
