If you're not cold feet, then ski-doo has been made for you!
It was named after the most famous brand of snowmobiles, and became a generic term in the lexicon of hikers and thrill-seekers to designate this appealing sport.

It is practiced on snow tracks, where only sled dogs dared to venture before the invention of snowmobiles, a vehicle tracked and dragged thanks to 2 caterpillars and a pair of skis.

More than giving you a good breath of fresh air, the sensations provided by the Ski-doo are multiples, and can be compared to those on motorbikes, as it combines the same sensation of speed and
the liberty to feel the wind.

An other similarity with motorbikes, is the frequent customization of snowmobiles, handmade by competitors who want to show off...

the spreading of Ski-doo gradually benefited from a snowball effect:
Taking place mostly in Canada, ski-doo courses are multiplying, attracting fans looking for
adrenaline rushes: indeed, speed can go up to 300km/h....

Worst! a bunch of reckless or fool fellows even invented ski-doo freestyles, pushing back the limits of the snowmobile's weight.
Back-flips, supermen, and other stylistic figures are on their lists.
Every year, thousands of amateurs get together for the “grand prix de Valcourt”, a snowmobile race attracting even former formula one champions!

Two vertiginous figures must be remembered, like the 2000 km of tracks linking Montreal to Radisson, and these some 336,4 Km/h establishing the world speed record.

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