This week’s interview is with Glen Martin, Emissions Manager at Arctic Cat. Martin has held this position for almost two years, prior to which he worked on engine emissions for companies like Indmar, Big Dog motorcycles and MerCruiser.

We asked Glen a few emissions-related questions, and he was kind enough to answer.

Some very cool custom Cats (and Cat wanna-be's) in this little ditty.

For the past two years, Mike Kloety has held the title of Team Arctic Race Manager... one very-high profile job with a strong, winning tradition.

We asked him some questions, he gave us the answers.

The 2010 season of RMSHA hillclimb competition is officially over, with Arctic Cat racers scoring big at the final event of the season. Read more...

We're getting the word out about ArcticInsider by advertising at the places you might visit.

I'm guessing many here know where this place is.

Do this and win some money.

How? Click and read the press release.

Eleven wins out of 22 classes... and another RMSHA hillclimb is in the bag for Team Arctic.

Click to read the release

Photo by Stephen Clark

In a stunning turnaround to statements it’s made for more than 18 months, Arctic Cat announced today that it will offer a Limited Edition Sno Pro 800 H.O. for 2011.

APRIL FOOLS!

Click to read the news.

Team Arctic racers claimed 10 World Championship titles this past weekend, dominating both snocross and hillclimb.

Click to read the release.

Photo: Joni Launonen

Tucker Hibbert won the 2010 FIM Snocross World Championship, leading a Team Arctic sweep of the podium. Swedish rider Johan Lidman finished second, with American Cory Davis in third.

Click to read the translated press release from FIM.

While Tucker Hibbert's attempt to become a World Champion snocrosser is interesting, it's not nearly as important as the adventures of two of his crew members, Steve Houle and Paul Engelstad. Or as funny.

Click HERE to read about Steve and Paul's Swedish adventure.

With four championships -- including two Semi Pro titles -- it was a successful end to the ISOC National snocross season for Team Arctic (and had Hibbert raced the entire season, there would be two more championships in the team's fold).

Congrats to all the Team Arctic racers and crew!

Click to read the press release.

After posting a solid three-week block of testing, including practicing with Logan Christian on the Christian Bros. Racing track in Fertile, Minn., for much of last week, Tucker Hibbert is on his way to Sweden for the FIM Snocross World Championships where he'll wear one of these two helmets during his attempt to become World Champ.

UPDATED with Race Schedule!

See, touch and smell the new 2011 Arctic Cat snowmobiles at a snow show near you. Click the link to see the dates and locations.

Arctic Cat recently held their 2011 snowmobile dealer show, the annual event where they meet with dealers, show next year’s product, work on sales orders and recognize the dealerships that “outperformed” during the past season.

Click to see the list.

Team Arctic had a smokin' weekend in USCC cross-country, nabbing 14 points championships for the season.

Click to read about it.

 Photo by Tyler Mathwich

Team Arctic absolutely killed it at the USCC Munising 300 cross-country Feb. 28, with Brian Dick claiming his third win in a row.

Read the release.

Photo courtesy of USCC Racing.

Tucker Hibbert's race season isn't over with yet. At the end of the month he'll compete at the FIM Snowcross World Championship in Sweden, an event with characteristics similar to North American cross-country.

Read the press release.

Arctic Cat released the info on their 2011 snowmobiles and there is no all-new chassis as some had hoped for. There are some Limited Edition models, a new F8 EXT model, some tweaks to other models, and of course BNG.

Here’s what’s new.

This past weekend, Jim Dimmerman was inducted into the Snowmobile Hall of Fame inb St. Germain, Wis.

The former Team Arctic Factory Sno Pro oval racer and the 1984 World Champion gave a speech that detailed his career, his dreams and his glory, leaving everyone in the room in a teary-eyed, standing ovation.

It was truly special to witness.

Below is Jim's speech.