USCC Inks National Guard As Title Sponsor

Minto, ND – The United States Cross-Country Snowmobile Racing Association (USCC) has signed the National Guard as its title sponsor for the 2010-2011 race season. The USCC circuit will be known as “The USCC National Guard Cross-Country Snowmobile Championship.” “We are excited to partner with The National Guard for the 2010-2011 snowmobileracing season,” said USCC Sponsorship Director... [Read more]

34th Annual World Championship Watercross

On behalf of The International Watercross Association and the Grantsburg Hockey Association, I would like to invite you all to the 34th Annual World Championship Watercross in beautiful downtown Grantsburg, WI on July 16th, 17th, and 18th. This spectacular 3-day event is one of the best venues in all of snowmobile racing, filled with great racing action, evening entertainment, and one of the best fireworks... [Read more]

Snow Goer Blog Expands Focus

This was posted on our main site — www.snowgoer.com — to explain some of the changes you may have seen right here on this site. As note, race fans, don’t be scared off — we’re hoping to have even more race coverage in the future, as well as bloggers from across the spectrum of snowmobiling.   If you’re looking for fresh stories, cool photo essays, interesting twists... [Read more]

Outlaw Snowmobile High-Marking? A Classic Overreaction

Most self-centered, ethnocentric U.S. Americans (reference to classic video of Miss South Carolina, 2007 ) think that our country has cornered the market on over-reacting, self-important, hot-air blowing politicians. But don’t worry, Canada, we here at Snow Goer (called Snow Sports in the fabulous land of the Maple Leaf, by the way) refuse to believe it. We know that you, too, have self-important,... [Read more]

Hibbert Reasserts Himself At Canterbury

  Lessons in survival: Don’t get between a momma bear and her cubs; don’t tug on Superman’s cap; don’t try to take food away from Warren Sapp; and don’t antagonize Tucker Hibbert.             The Arctic Cat racer known as T Train steamrolled the competition Saturday night in rainy conditions at Shakopee, Minnesota’s Canterbury Park, grabbing an early holeshot and winning in... [Read more]

Wanderscheid Earns World Championship Pole In Friday Night Program

PJ Wanderscheid earned the pole position for Sunday's World Championship with a Sweet Sixteen victory Friday night. Arctic Cat’s P.J. Wanderscheid started his pursuit to become the first four-time Eagle River World Champion in style, earning the pole position in a smooth and efficient Friday Night Thunder program at the famous Derby Track in northern Wisconsin.      Wanderscheid, age... [Read more]

The XMR Season Opener Roars to Life!

Grand Lake, Colorado – January 4, 2009 – With over eighty-eight thousand cubic yards of snow moved from the high Rocky Mountains, the snowmobile capital of Colorado and the Xtreme Mountain Racing season roared to life this first weekend of the new year! Riders old, and many new to racing came out to test their skills and machines, and already it looks like XMR is going to have a great season of... [Read more]

Wahl Opens Season On Top

If you are a snowmobile racing fan within an easy drive of Minnesota’s Twin Cities, shame on you for missing a fabulous event.             The WSA Pro-Ice season opener December 19-20 at Shakopee, Minnesota’s Raceway Park was a really good racing event at a really cool facility. Sadly, it was missed by most, as only a small crowd was on hand to see some very exciting racing, particularly... [Read more]

Hibbert Takes National Win No. 50 Saturday Night In Milwaukee

This just in, Tucker Hibbert is human – and he was actually beat at the snowy and windy Milwaukee National.             Tucker Hibbert took Pro win No. 50 in his career at Milwaukee The problem, at least for the competition, is that Hibbert’s defeats came in heat races. When it was time to chase the cheese, Hibbert again schooled the field in both Pro Stock on Friday night and Pro Open... [Read more]

Hibbert Completes Pro Sweep In Duluth

The T-Train kept rolling Sunday at Spirit Mountain in Duluth, Minnesota, as Tucker Hibbert rolled over the competition in the Pro Open final. Hibbert, 25, was unbeaten last year in ISOC racing action, and he started this season with the same dominating style, winning every time his Arctic Cat sleds took to the track. He now has 48 wins as a Pro on the national circuit. Originally slated for the traditional... [Read more]

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