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.

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.

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 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."

They've turned the snow guns all the way to 11.

Plus, here's an interesting editorial about all the factors that influence the decision to race/not race, written by Terry Mattson, President/CEO of Visit Duluth.

New to the Sportech/Team Arctic team this season, pro racer Paul Bauerly wrote his impressions of the new 2010 Sno Pro 600 following a week of testing out West.

One week prior to the start of the 2009-10 Snocross race season, Tucker Hibbert reports in with some photos and insight of the Hibbert race shop.

In Tucker's words....

Here's a second update on the Team Arctic Test Trip, as captured by full-time journalist (and part-time snocrosser) Tucker Hibbert.

At this very moment, a handful of Team Arctic racers are out West, pounding their bodies into shape for the soon-to-start race season.

Monster Energy racer and McDonalds Happy Meal consumer, Tucker Hibbert, took some pix and sent us some notes from the trip so far.

Team Arctic has released their 2009-10 roster information. Read below to see what's new for this season.

Friday, Oct. 23, 2010. Inside of the Hibbert race shop. Two 600 stock engines pulled from their respective chassis, to be shipped to Speedwerx for the full-on horsepower squeeze.

Team Arctic grass drag racers once again tore into the big classes a week ago in Fremont, N.H. Here's the press release from Arctic Cat.

For the past several years, Kirk Hibbert has made a point of selecting the Sno Pro 600 race sled whose serial number ends with 68 for his son Tucker.

How does 142 mph on asphalt sound? It sounds like another speed record for the Z1 Turbo.

This is Pat Mach, fearless leader of the United States Cross-Country (USCC) and in many ways the savior of snowmobiling’s purest form of racing.

For the second weekend in a row Arctic Cat’s new CFR 800 showed that it’s the dominate sled in the 800 class.

Photo by Wayne Davis

The annual kick-off to winter also proved to be a kiss-off to the competition at the Sno-Baron’s Haydays grass drags, with Arctic Cat’s new CFR 800 delivering the “World’s Fastest Snowmobiles” message with unmistakable clarity.

Paul Bauerly, one of the top talents in the national Semi-Pro ranks last winter is turning pro and will race for Team Sportech aboard Arctic Cat for the 2009-2010 season.