Todd Krikke
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When Todd Krikke started racing snowmobiles in 1984, nobody could have envisioned the remarkable career that lay ahead – first as a competitor and later as a sled builder, crew chief and mentor.
Primarily focused on enduro and oval racing, Krikke captured three Soo I-500 victories, including one with cousin Randy Krikke in 1991 and back-to-back wins with Troy Pierce in 1996 and 1997.
Krikke also earned 5 overall season championships on the Midwest International Racing Association (MIRA) circuit, 3 MIRA class championships (Pro Stock 600, Pro Open & Formula 3), and won 23 MIRA enduro race victories. He was twice named the MIRA Driver of the Year and also won a Vintage World Championship in oval sprint racing.
After retiring, Krikke has been a championship-winning sled builder, crew chief and coach. Now 59, he resides in Hudsonville, Michigan.