As winter rapidly approaches, Arctic Cat’s commitment to return to racing is on full display, and Team Arctic riders and their teams are actively preparing to chase checkered flags on bumpy snocross tracks across the Snowbelt. 

For the 2025-26 season, the Team Arctic snocross team has expanded by bringing back loyal contenders and adding new names to the list on all levels of racing.

Last season, Jacob Yurk and Kyllo Racing proudly carried the Arctic Cat flag in the Pro class on the Amsoil Championship Snocross (ACS) circuit, finding the podium often and finishing fourth in season points. Jacob and the Kyllo team’s efforts earned a plethora of post-season awards, including the Impact Award, Mechanic of the Year and Team of the Year. Backed by Team Arctic, the Kyllo Racing team returns hungrier than ever for the sweet taste of victories and podiums. 

Joining Yurk in the Pro class is his former teammate Daniel Benham Jr., who proudly returns to the Arctic Cat brand on which he had much success. This season, Daniel will be the lead driver for the Frattalone Racing team. Also new to the Frattalone team is Trent Wittwer, who will compete for the Pro Lite title along with returning team member Eric Downs. Other top Team Arctic racers to watch in Pro Lite include Jordan Biese (now with Beson Racing) and Linus Petterson, who is coming from Sweden to ride for Green Mountain Racing. 

Team Arctic’s reach in ACS racing extends well beyond the Pro and Pro Lite classes. From Cerissa Blessum looking to grab podiums in Pro Am Women to Tyler Ooman and Devin Denman chasing points in Pro Am Plus 30 and beyond, we are confident you won’t need to look any further than in the front of the pack this season to see these Team Arctic riders. 

Meanwhile, in Canada Cameron Wachtler and Dylan Roes are among the Pro drivers who will be proudly representing Team Arctic on the Canadian Snowcross Racing Association (CSRA), along with Roes Racing teammates Tyler Billings (Pro/Pro-Am +30), Garrett Flynn (Pro Lite), Wynston Roes (Sport) and Rene Chartrand (Junior). Arctic Cat’s support will be showcased by racers competing all over the Snowbelt, from the ever-important youth racers on ZR 120 and 200 models to modified race specials.

“We have a good group of racers for this year, with coverage in all classes,” said Arctic Cat Snowmobile Racing Manager Mike Kloety. “Aside from watching the Pros chase checkered flags, I am excited to see the progression in many of our young racers like Austin Allen, the Anderson Racing team, Aiden Beckman, Sullivan Bergman, Memphis Beson, Adam & Stuart Brandt, Mason Broden, Harnois Racing, Brodey & Reed Johnson, Brandon Martinson, Brayden & Rylan Nelson, Isaac Otto, Eli Pallin, Eleanor Schmidt, Dedric Schwan and Vivian Yager and many more. It’s shaping up to be an exciting racing season.”

Make sure to get out and support your favorite Team Arctic riders this season and show the world of snowmobile racing what Arctic Cat passion is all about. 

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