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Maxceleration Racing

"When a man spends endless hours of hard work to create and tune a machine for a purpose other than transportation, that machine then becomes an extension of his arms, legs and character. He then uses the machine for the sole purpose of competition against other individuals that have the same desire and love for the sport. Even after many failed attempts and few victories this individual retains the love and desire for this competition that he had the very first day he started. This is a sport where bragging rights are more important than cash or trophies, and after the fierce competition ends, friendships that last a lifetime prevail. This is my passion... This is Drag Racing."

Unknown author, found posted on Rebelsled.com

Why drag racing? In my opinion it is the purest form of motorsport. My reasoning … stay with me here for a minute. All types of racing involve acceleration in one way shape or form. Without acceleration, you have a machine just sitting there going nowhere. It can be considered then that there cannot be racing without a change in speed (acceleration). If you must have acceleration to have racing, then a contest in acceleration is the purest form of racing. Drag racing is the ultimate test of acceleration and therefore in my opinion is the purest form of motorsport. Like the 100m sprint is to track and field and the Olympics, drag racing is to motorsports.

The name Maxceleration came from the combination of the two words, Maximum and Acceleration. It represents what I like best about the sport.

WHO WE ARE – “We” are racers Glen LaValley & Mike LaValley. Della LaValley and Gladys LaValley provide logistics support and photo/video work. Mike and Della live in Calgary, Alberta. Glen and Gladys live in Creighton, Saskatchewn. From time to time we are joined by various friends who may tag along and add to the fun

WHY THIS PAGE? - I am totally hooked on snowmobile drag racing. Have been for many years. Having grown up in the area around Flin Flon, Manitoba, snowmobiling was in my blood at a very early age. Later in life, I actually rode my sled to work on a daily basis (Flin Flon is a very unique place in Northern Manitoba where riding to work is possible). This page is a format for friends and family to keep track of what we’ve been up to as well as a way of thanking our sponsors for making our racing excursions a little easier.