Donate to the Frosty Club and Shelie Rides in the Bikini Race

My name is Shelie Imbrunnone and snowmobiling has been a huge part of my life for many years.
I used to own the Mosquito Inn in Toivola and back in 2015 I started doing live trail and off-trail reports on Facebook, becoming one of the first people sharing real-time riding conditions online. In 2017 I founded Western UP Trail Reports, and through the years the sport has introduced me to some incredible people.
Jack Sarama is one of those people I met back when he was just getting Boondock Nation off the ground. I was introduced to the Frosty Snowmobile Club and Bent’s Camp through Jack. I believe in what the Frosty Club does for the sport and the trails. After the Radar Run this year, I was dared to compete myself next year… So I took the challenge.
Here’s the deal: I have to raise $2,000 publicly for the Frosty Snowmobile Club. If I hit the goal, I race in the 2027 Radar Run in a bikini.
And if we hit that goal together… I get the satisfaction of saying I finally stepped up and earned the title of a real rider.
Donating is Easy
- Click “Add to Cart” under the donation button below for your desired donation amount. Mix and match so if you want to make a $75 donation, click “Add to Cart” under the $25 donation button and the $50 donation button. If you want to donate $200, click “Add to Cart” twice under the $100 donation button. You get the idea, now donate so Shelie rides in the bikini race!
- When you have added your donation amount to the cart, click the “View Cart” under to the “Add to Cart” button. You will then see a list of items in your cart. Confirm your items and quantities and then click “Proceed to Checkout.” Enter the information requested and click “Proceed to PayPal” to submit your payment.

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Bikini Race $15 Donation
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Bikini Race $25 Donation
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Bikini Race $50 Donation
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Bikini Race $15 Donation
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Bikini Race $250 Donation
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Thank You! Your donations help support the maintenance of the
“Top trails at the top of Wisconsin!”





