Triangle’s popular weekend of mud bog racing returned July 3-4 after being ditched in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. Vehicles charged down the muddy lanes as the Pioneer Threshermans Association hosted the annual event. The mud bog weekend west of High Prairie was the first major event in the area since COVID-19 restrictions in Alberta were lifted July 1. Several hundred spectators watched the action as part of a circuit organized by the Western Alberta Motorsports Association. The lanes were not filled with water as they have been in previous years About 45 drivers came from High Prairie, Donnelly, Valleyview, Sturgeon Lake, Bezanson, Beaverlodge, Paddle Prairie, La Crete, Edson, Lac La Biche, Elk Point and other parts of Alberta. Coming up, mud bogs are scheduled for Peace River from July 24-25 at the agricultural grounds.
A battle of High Prairie was part of the mud bog event at Triangle. Darcy Roberts, left, driving Kimmy Kash, went toe to toe with Clint Belesky who drove Shocker. Quads and side-by-sides also got into the action at the mud bog racing weekend at Triangle. Chester Christian, of Paddle Prairie, drives an older model truck titled Ditch Pig in the mud bog weekend at Triangle.
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