That time I misjudged my speed as I hit the ditch approach on the ol' Jag. #Advil #LarryWho?

Rev up your own internal combustion with this short video explaining the Arctic Cat C-TEC2 8000 engine with DSI.

This is about as hot-diggity as it gets. Rob Kincaid and Dave McClure face off a Polaris 800 RMK with 7 lbs. of turbo boost against a bone-stock Arctic Cat M 8000 ALPHA ONE.

The verdict: the ALPHA ONE's remarkable traction advantage makes added horsepower a bit...irrelevant.

Boom!

See the all-time greatest snocrosser win his umteenth Pro class and championship title. It all went down last weekend at the ISOC national in Lake Geneva, Wis.

Hear and see Arctic Cat engineers Brian Dick and Troy Halvorson talk about the technology inherent in the 2019 line of Arctic Cat ZR models.

The future of instant suspension adjustment is now. See what Arctic Cat's iACT system is all about.

The most innovative snowmobile of 2019 (and perhaps the past decade) is worthy of this video love.

Canterbury was an especially memorable weekend of 2018 ISOC National snocross racing uber champion Tucker Hibbert.

The Christian Brothers Racing team threw done more seriously impressive results at the recent ISOC National Snocross at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minn.

Team Monster/Arctic Cat's Tucker Hibbert did the double again, this time at the second stop of the 2017-2018 ISOC National snocross tour in Jackson Hole, Wyo.

Want insight into Kirk and Tucker Hibbert? You'll find it in this genuine look at where their family has its roots in Alta, Wyo./Driggs, Idaho.

Definitely worth watching.

Watch this video and see if you agree with me that this Tucker Hibbert dude just might have what it takes to be a great racer someday.

Oh, BTW, these are the highlights of the opening weekend to the 2017-18 National snocross season for the Monster Energy / Arctic Cat / RAM racer, who crushed it with two wins in the premier Pro class.

Bam!

It was a strong opening to the 2017-18 ISOC National snocross season for Christian Brothers Racing. Check out the video highlights!

True confessions...

I'm the guy at 1:03 on the Merc, who gets sideways yet still keeps it pinned.

I'm also the guy who kisses the wall at 1:35.

Real People = Embarrasing me.

The first Caterpillar side-by-side utility vehicle, built at Arctic Cat/Textron Off Road in Thief River Falls? It certainly appears to be the machine.

Yep, the riding season has begun!

Arctic Cat Black Cat shredder Caleb Kesterke made some tracks in Cooke City, Montana a few days ago.

Arctic Cat and the Black Cat team of Cory Davis, Rob Kincaid, Dave McClure and Brett Turcotte set a new highmark in snowmobile video sweetness.

I'm personally responsible for at least 598 of the views on various media channels, with more to come.

Watch and enjoy. Repeat.

Who is #WaitingForWinter besides you and I and Waiting For Winter Guy? Everyone else, including Arctic Cat!

2018 marks the first model year of Textron Off Road that incorporates Arctic Cat into its family.

Here's a short video that captures the spirit of the new family.

A lot of hype has been made this week on the ol' socialable medias about the supposedly first-ever front flip on a snowmobile at the recent Nitro Circus show in San Diego.

It's NOT the first front flip. For starters, Heath Frisby did it at the X Games in 2012.

And I have personally done a snowmobile front flip at least 20 times in my career. A couple were even multiple-flips. Most of them occurred during various snowmobile races, usually in a whooped-out section of ditch. Granted, each one was unintentional; probably more of a somersault/cartwheel; and a complete surprise, but that shouldn't matter when the history books are being written.

While there is no video documentation of my flips (too bad, because I guarantee they're more entertaining than the recent Nitro Circus maneuver), I still have some shredded windshield plastic and twisted handlebars to prove it.

Gotta give the Nitro gang credit though, they're smart enough to charge money for this stuff.