Teton County Fairgrounds to Host Snowmobile Drag Racing Event

The first-ever Snow Days Racing event aims to bring families together for an affordable day of winter fun.

Published on Feb. 21, 2026

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The Teton County Fair Board is hosting its inaugural Snow Days Racing event on February 28th at the Driggs Fairgrounds. The event will feature head-to-head snowmobile drag racing with over 30 racing classes, including stock, improved, vintage, and modified divisions. Admission will be free for the public, while racers will pay a $10 entry fee per class. The goal is to create an affordable, family-friendly community gathering around the traditional sport of snowmobile drag racing.

Why it matters

Snowmobile racing is a beloved winter tradition in many rural communities, but events can often be cost-prohibitive for families. The Teton County Fair Board hopes to revive this activity in an accessible way, bringing the community together around shared winter recreation and friendly competition.

The details

The Snow Days Racing event will take place on a 100-foot straight track at the Driggs Fairgrounds. Racers will compete head-to-head, vying for the fastest time from start to finish. In addition to the racing, there will be food trucks on site offering barbecue, coffee, donuts, nachos, and hot dogs. A designated safety meeting will be held at 8am to ensure all racers understand the procedures and expectations.

  • The Snow Days Racing event will take place on Saturday, February 28, 2026.
  • Racing activities are scheduled to run from 8:30am to 9pm.

The players

Teton County Fair Board

The organization hosting the inaugural Snow Days Racing event at the Driggs Fairgrounds.

Maddi Strong

The Fair Board vice chairwoman, who is spearheading the effort to bring this affordable, family-friendly snowmobile racing event to the community.

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What they’re saying

“This is something I just want families to come out to so badly. I would love nothing more than to bring communities together for this.”

— Maddi Strong, Fair Board Vice Chairwoman (eastidahonews.com)

“We want it to be cost-effective. It won't break the bank. Let's keep this as family-friendly as possible.”

— Maddi Strong, Fair Board Vice Chairwoman (eastidahonews.com)

What’s next

The Teton County Fairgrounds website has additional information on the 2026 Snow Days Racing event, including race registration and vendor forms.

The takeaway

By hosting an affordable, accessible snowmobile drag racing event, the Teton County Fair Board is creating an opportunity for families and communities to come together and enjoy a beloved winter tradition. This event demonstrates how local organizations can revive classic recreational activities in a way that prioritizes inclusivity and shared community experiences.