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...

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

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Photo by Stephen Clark

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

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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.

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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!

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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!

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

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 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.

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Photo courtesy of USCC Racing.

Lots of winning again this past weekend. Click the headline to read the Team Arctic press release.

Thirty wins in one weekend of racing says a lot about Team Arctic's cross-country and snocross season.

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(Photos courtesy of USCC)

Arctic Cat has finally claimed the last of the snowmobile racing monuments... winning the Soo 500 Enduro for the first time ever.

Cadarette Racing's Troy Dewald and Jeff Leuenberger made history in the most improbable of circumstances.

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It was a golden X Games once again for Tucker Hibbert.

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At the Canterbury snocross, Tucker Hibbert delivered what people are calling the most exciting race performance of recent memory.

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Team Arctic had an excellent weekend at the ISOC Canterbury snocross, and a good weekend at the Preston hillclimb.

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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)

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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.

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

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Photos courtesy of Gary Walton.

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.