The Briggs & Stratton 206 Racing Engine Will Debut in the ISR This Winter

July 13, 2012 – The Briggs & Stratton 206 factory sealed crate racing engine will debut in the ISR (International Snowmobile Racing) as a semi-pro and pro classification in 2012/2013.  Engineered exclusively for racing the 206 engine is hand-built and sealed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin using dedicated tools, premium materials and top-tier, single-source vendor components.  Each 206 engine is backed by a personalized build sheet and a factory backed rule set the 206 engine to insure a proven, level playing field right from the box.  Built off of the ‘Animal’ platform, the 206 race engine works to simplify what it takes for a racer to hit the track, be competitive, and the tech process so that set-up and driver skill is what determines the final outcome.

“The tremendous growth of the 206 race engine over the past 3 years is a result of repeated, proven out-of-the box wins at the highest levels of racing and meeting the needs of families and racers looking for bullet-proof performance at a cost-effective price” Stated David Klaus – Director, Briggs & Stratton Racing.  “Dedicated assembly, daily production, combined with the quality, engineering, and manufacturing standards customers have come to expect from Briggs & Stratton is the foundation for our program.  We are incredibly excited to be a part of the ISR program and the opportunity to meet new families who share the same passion for racing as we do.  Let the snow fly!”

To find out more information about the Briggs & Stratton 206 Racing engine please visit www.BriggsRacing.com or join the conversation on Facebook.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: David Klaus
Director—Briggs & Stratton Racing
BriggsRacing@basco.com