Double Crown for SCS Team Rider Keith Curtis at Lost Trail Hill Climb

Keith Curtis just sent an update to the SCS crew about his outstanding weekend at the David Shepherd Memorial Hill Climb this past weekend which took place at the Lost Trail Ski Resort in Montana.  Here is what Keith had to say about his weekend:

Hello everyone,

The Lost Trail race was very exciting with a fun course that had a little bit of everything including jumps, a rhythm section and fun hill to compete on. The results were phenomenal! The day couldn’t have started any better with a win in 600 stock after scoping out a new line on the hill. After my 600 stock run I had my lines picked out for my 700 stock, 800 stock and 800 modified runs resulting in wins for the stock 700 & 800 classes as well as a win for my mod 800 class. After watching other racers run up the course I changed my line just a little bit for the 1000 stock run pulling off another 1st! After my classes were over king runs came my main concern. My first run up for the Stock King run felt great until a blew a corner which cost me a few seconds. I waited at the top until Tom Roby went through the timing lights. He ended up beating my time by roughly 4 tenths of a second. My second run for Stock King felt very smooth and resulted with a run that was 3 seconds faster than my first attempt and a my first Stock King title this year! My Mod King of the Hill also went great resulting in a Mod King Title and a double crown! First time I’ve ever won a Mod King or a double crown so I am stoked about the weekend! Erin Beulkelman, Cole Willford, Dennis Durmas, and Tyler Crockett also had some wins for the Polaris Team so overall Polaris had a great weekend!

Thank you everyone for the awesome support you give me and hope to see you in Jackson Hole!

Keith Curtis

Thanks Keith for the update!!  Keep up the great work!!  Best of luck at the World Championships in Jackson, WY.  We will see you and all the other fans there!!

CHEERS!!

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