Arctic Cat Cup Magazine English Edition Issue 4 2013 | Page 31

2001

2004

The women finally got their own class again
and the first winner was Anna Henriksson,
Malung. Östersund´s SSK drivers Fredrik
Nilsson won Sport 600 and Rikard Eriksson
won Junior 14-16.

For the first time ever a Finnish driver won
the Cup. In fact Janne Tapio became the first
foreigner ever to win the Cup.
And in the Junior 12-13 class the podium
consisted only of drivers from Norway and
Finland.

2002

2005

Again a bad winter made the race track icy and
tough. Östersund´s SSK driver Markus Nilsson won Sport 600.

The arranger had a sweaty moment when
the Snowcat broke down in the middle of
the race track on saturday evening. As that
wasn´t enough it started to snow heavily the
same evening. Östersund´s SSK driver Robin Olausson won Junior 12-13 and Marcus
Evensson was second in Sport 600.

2003

2006

The race attracted 4 000 spectators. And for
the first time ever the podium in the highest
class consisted of drivers from all of the Nordic
countries.

Janne Tapio won his third Arctic Cat Cup
and got to keep the trophy forever. The first
trophy to leave Sweden for good.

Arctic Cat Cup 20-21 january Gräfsåsen
Racer 800
1. Johan Eriksson, Team Walles
2. Tomi Ahmasalo, LaMK (Finland)
3. Mats Persson, Storuman

Arctic Cat Cup 12-13 january Gräfsåsen
Racer 800
1. Joakim Strandberg, Umeå
2. Thomas Åberg, Bollnäs
3. Fredrik Nilsson, Östersunds SSK

Arctic Cat Cup 11-12 january Gräfsåsen
Pro 800
1. Daniel Olofsson, Lycksele
2. Janne Tapio, LaMK (Finland)
3. Björn-Terje Heggeli, Alta (Norge)

Arctic Cat Cup 10-11 january Gräfsåsen
Pro 800
1. Janne Tapio, LaMK (Finland)
2. Peter Ericson, Skellefteå
3. Thomas Åberg, Bollnäs

Arctic Cat Cup 8-9 january Gräfsåsen
Pro 800
1. Janne Tapio, LaMK (Finland)
2. Peter Ericson, Skellefteå
3. Daniel Olofsson, Lycksele

Arctic Cat Cup 7-8 january Gräfsåsen
Racer 800
1. Janne Tapio, LaMK (Finland)
2. Tomi Ahmasalo, LaMK (Finland)
3. Daniel Olofsson, Lycksele