Team Arctic's Dan Ebert...winning the 2010 I-500. Here's a couple clips of Ebert on the third and final day, in the 50 miles between the final fuel stop and the finish line.

Awesome race, Dan! Congratulations.

Team Arctic's D.J. Ekre had a heart-breaking 2010 I-500. He was leading by several minutes with roughly 70 miles to go...when his track tore, ending his race. Up to that point, D.J. was ON FIRE. Here's a short vid of him just prior to the first fuel stop on the third day.

Here's a short video of Roger Skime, 66-year-old VP of Engineering at Arctic Cat, racing to fourth place in the 2010 I-500 cross-country. This guy is amazing!

The 38th I-500 concluded on Sunday, with a nice victory celebration enjoyed by Team Arctic.

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Looking pretty green in the top-10 places in the Pro class following Day 1 of the I-500.

(Sorry, no times yet, just overall placings)

1. D.J. Ekre (Cat)

2. Ryan Simons (Cat)

3. Brian Dick (Cat)

... more after the jump...

Among the 124 racers who will leave the starting line of the USCC I-500 cross-country race this morning in Thief River Falls, Minn., only one is a Vice President of Engineering for a snowmobile manufacturer.

For those who have been waiting for Arctic Cat to offer power steering on an ATV, the wait is over. Six new 2010 models will come with Variable Assist electronic Power Steering (VAPS): three 550 models (including one TRV), and three 700 machines (including one TRV), which will arrive at dealerships beginning around March 1.

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The 47th World Championship Snowmobile Derby takes place this weekend in Eagle River, Wis.

During the excitement, drama and spectacle, one of the world's great oval racers will do something special to help people impacted by breast cancer.

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Yes, Tucker Hibbert is human after all. And yes, Team Arctic keeps on winning.

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Photos courtesy of Gary Walton.

Will P.J. Wandershcheid be the first racer to win four Eagle River World Championship titles?

We don't know either, but when he goes for it this coming weekend, he'll do so wearing the newest sponsored gear by DRIFT performance race apparel.

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Wishing your sled was a little bit faster?

You're probably giving up free horsepower and top speed.

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Some important news out of Speedwerx.

First: a product recall on their early-build Z1 Turbo Mufflers.

Second: their new blog. Make the jump to read more.

Arctic Cat launched into the New Year with an outstanding performance at the USCC cross-country race in Grafton, ND.

Make the jump to read the official release.

Team Arctic's Dan Ebert (right) and Cody Thomsen have both risen to a new level in ISOC snocross this season. Literally, as they both jumped a class - Ebert to Pro and Thomsen to Semi Pro.

Unlike most of their contemporaries, Ebert and Thomsen work on their own sleds, every day.

Captured here inside the Ebert race shop in Lake Shore, Minn., by photographer Gary Walton, the duo are preparing for the National in Sandy, Utah, this coming weekend.

Look here for a full story on these two racers in the next couple weeks. And in the meantime, see if you can detect any top-secret race tricks on this sled.

Team Arctic racers rang in the New Year with a helluva bang, the loudest of which came from Cory Davis who dominated the USCC cross-country in Grafton, ND.

Is Kirk Hibbert preparing to race cross-country once again, or is he test riding a sled to help a friend?

If I was a Twitt(erer), here are some of the various things I would have Tweeted the past week:

Taking self-promotion to a new level, ArcticInsider.com pays a visit to the Team Arctic Race Shop.

Our Christmas wish has already come true, in the form of a major snowfall.

Godbless to all, and happy trails this Christmas!

Desperate times call for desperate measures, especially when it comes to promotion. You know that when ArcticInsider is willing to bribe Arctic Cat engineers like Troy Halvorson, times are tough.