In late February, several PTN competitors wanted to turn their cars loose and ended up at the Ice Drags on Anchor Bay in Southeast Michigan. The Ice Drags have predominantly been for Snowmobiles and ATV's up until PTN organizer Rich Simon took his Pro Truck Ford Ranger out on the Ice last winter. With the Ranger out of commission this winter; Rich brought in some PTN regulars to put on a show on the Ice. 2009 PTN Pro Truck series champ Ben Dozeman brought out his Bad Company Blown Small Block Chevy-powered Jeep along with Mike Page's Blown SBC-powered Blazer and Trent Everett's Alcohol Injected SBC-powered Funny Jeep. Randy Tripp also brought out his Dragster to represent the VW crowd and see if some off season changes have helped cure the gremlins he fought with the car in 2010. These guys put on a great show and had an awesome time. We want to thank John & Brigitte for their hard work and having us out on the Ice. Read on for more info and photos on this great event.

Here are some photos from the Anchor Bay Ice Drags event:


Ben Dozeman in the Bad Company Jeep with a wheels-up pass on the Ice.


Mike Page was radared at the highest speed, of over 100mph on the Ice.


Trent Everett brought his Funny Jeep out on the Ice and had a blast. Trent made a few passes in the car as did his son, Trent Jr.


Randy Tripp made some nice passes on the Ice in his Quicktripp Turbo VW-powered Dragster.


Trent coming back down the return road after a pass.


Ben also coming back from a blast down the Ice.


The Quicktripp Dragster at PTN organizer Rich Simon's Richards Auto Parts store before the short drive over to Anchor Bay.


Another pic of Dozeman with the front end in the air. It's amazing what kind of traction those tires were grabbing.


Brian Snikeris, aka Snickers, brought his bike out to play o n the Ice.


A professional Ice racer.


Another one of those Snowmobile machines.


Even our friend Turbo Tom came out to support.


Ben Dozeman with his camera ready to capture some video of the Ice action.


Trent Jr on his way back from a pass.


The pit crew changing tires. Left to right; Trent Everett, Mike Page, and Ben Dozeman

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