Amber L’Heureux reflects on first CPCA season
The sun has set on another year of professional chuckwagon racing in Western Canada.
But for Amber L’Heureux, the dust never settles and the first day of the offseason means it is time to start building for next year.
“We are currently doing some shopping as the wheel never stops turning in that department,” she said.
L’Heureux made history in just over one minute and seven seconds in June when she became the first female driver to navigate the barrels in the six-decade history of the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association (CPCA).