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.

Four distinguished racers and/or snowmobilers will be inducted into the Snowmobile Hall of Fame this February, including one of the all-time greatest Team Arctic racers: Jim Dimmerman.

Make the jump to read their bios.

There's a little something for everyone at ArcticInsider, including Arctic Cat Product Manager, Joey Hallstrom.

Day two at the ISOC snocross in Milwaukee concluded with a familiar name atop the Pro Open podium: Tucker Hibbert, scoring career victory #50.

From the Pro Stock final at the Milwaukee Mile in... Milwaukee.

1. Tucker Hibbert (Cat)

2. Ross Martin (Pol)

3. Garth Kaufman (Cat)

That marks career win #49 for Tucker. And the second week in a row that Garth Kaufman worked his magic to get through most of the pack to finish third.

Win as frequently and completely as Team Arctic did at the Duluth Spirit National snocross opener, and you're bound to issue a press release that says, "We rule, the other brands don't."

Make the jump to see some cool pix and to read the official release.

One day after another sensational performance at the Duluth Spirit National -- at which he won every heat and final -- Monster Energy/Arctic Cat racer and major cookie hog Tucker Hibbert chatted with the ArcticInsiders about getting yelled at by his mom, his favorite gas-station food and more.

We were at the 2009 Spirit National Snocross, looking for the ArcticInsiders.

It was a stellar weekend for Team Arctic at the ISOC Spirit National in Duluth, Minn. Wins in both Pro classes and in two Semi Pro classes are a nice way to start the season.

The Arctic Cat/Bi-Polar team that won last year's Baja 1000 off-road race took on the Best In The Desert race series in 2009. Make the jump to read about their podium placing.

The 2009-'10 snocross race season kicked off with a Regional event at Quadna Mountain.*

Make the jump to read how Team Arctic kicked booty.

*When Rex Hibbert saw Quadna Mountain for the first time in the 1980s, he famously remarked, "We farm bigger hills than that back in Idaho."

Once a month Arctic Cat sends us press releases on their latest new parts and clothing. Here are November's goodies, available now at most Arctic Cat dealers.

For the second year in a row, Arctic Cat won at the famed Baja 1000 off-road race in Ensenada, Mexico, this time aboard the Thundercat 1000 H2.

Make the jump to read the release.

A quick trip to Thief River Falls, Minn., with a stop in Fertile, Minn., produced the sights, sounds and smells of a snowmobile world that's ready to ride (and race).

Racers accustomed to white/clear plastic fuel tanks value the ease of determining fuel level. This is especially true for cross-country, where fuel stops can play a meaningful role in the race’s outcome. So when racers received their 2010 Sno Pro race sleds, there was some serious grumbling about the black-coated tanks.

SledRacer.com got the skinny on the situation, and posted about it HERE.

Have a 2010 Crossfire 800 and want optimized gearing for either high-speed or mountain riding? Read on for some recommendations.

This blazing product evaluation of HMK boots was written by an old friend for the infamous Race Gas Magazine, a short-lived 'zine whose impact hung long and low. It's a perfect Turkey Weekend read.