Jesse James has signed a contract to race for Ski-Doo and Ingles Performance this season. As you know, Jesse switched to Arctic Cat last year and had a very successful rookie season in Semi-pro. He made his decision to get back on a Ski-Doo to try and win a championship in the new Pro-Lite Division. He is joined by Ingles teammates Mike George, Chris Ackerman, Chris Coleman and Page Calderwood.

Jesse James has picked up a new sponsor for this season. Mike's Towing & Recovery (MTR) from Bridgewater, NJ has joined Jesse's list of sponsors. Mike Sena, the owner of MTR, was a modified stock car racer for 12 years and will bring a lot of experience to the team. Mike will also be taking an active role as Team Manager, and assisting to help Ingles Performance racers get to the podium.

Jesse James is welcoming back for the second season, Team Mechanic, Jon Dockray.  Jon was an instrumental force behind Jesse's impressive rookie semi-pro season and is looking forward to working with Ingles and Ski-Doo.  He is an asset to the team and is willing to do what it takes to get Jesse to the podium.

Jesse is working very hard at the gym and keeping up with the demands of college this fall. He will be more than ready when the snow starts to fly. He is looking to pick up a few new sponsors for this season and hopes to see many fans at the track. Just a reminder, all races are going to be live fed from the race sites, so you can view the races on your computer. Any new developments will be posted here prior to the season opener with ECS at Burke M., East Buke, VT on December 10 and 11, 2011. Lets Go Racing!

Jesse James Bonaduce (pronounced Bon A dooce) Sno-X is based out of Somerville, NJ.

Jesse has been riding snowmobiles solo since he was four years old. He decided to follow in his father's footsteps, and try racing.

His father and uncles ran the "Duces R Wild" offshore race boat for over ten years in the 1980's and early 1990's.
In Jesse's first race, he was leading the pack, when he accidentally hit the kill switch on his snowmobile. He still managed to place 4th in that race.

Since then, the bug has bit and he is entering his fourth full year of racing.

Last year (see attached results) was a very successful year for Jesse James, switching up sleds and riding for Arctic Cat.  He placed third  in the Saturday Semi-Pro Championship  and he placed fourth in the Sunday Semi-Pro Championship.  This year he will again be running the Semi-Pro Stock.  He has a lot of support from family and close friends.  He has a crew chief, manager and mechanic willing to do what it takes to get to the winner's circle.  He was born to ride snowmobiles, and hopes to add quite a few wins to his resume this season.