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9.24.12

For a limited time, Tucker is offering 25% off all his 2012 clothing! Click HERE to shop and save.

9.8.12

Everyone wants a piece of him: racers want to beat him, sponsors want to sign him and fans want to get close to him. Now everyone can get his ProCross F800 Race Replica snowmobile. Designed, signed and given the stamp of approval by #68 himself, Tucker Hibbert has introduced the gnarliest snowmobile bolted to white skis!

The Tucker Hibbert Race Replica is a consumer version of the race-winning ProCross Sno Pro that carries Tucker to victory, equipped with competition-spec components like Kashima Coated FOX Float EVOL X ski shocks; white trail skis, number plates, a low custom race-cut windshield, handguards, an aggressive non-slip seat cover and exclusive race-inspired graphics. The race-version of the Slide-Action rear suspension has white powder coated rails, complete with FOX Zero X shocks featuring remote reservoirs and clicker adjustments.

The platform for the Tucker Hibbert Race Replica’s superiority is the ultra-light and tough ProCross chassis, with the front Arctic Race Suspension offering the ultimate precision and steering control. With 10 inches of travel up front and 13.5 inches at the rear, Tucker’s Race Replica is tuned to blast bumps and withstand even the hardest landings.

Powering this limited-edition snowmobile is the 160-plus hp 800 H.O. 2-stroke engine featuring batteryless EFI, electronic APV valves and Exhaust Pipe Temperature Sensor. With the Arctic Drive System and Torque Control Link putting all the power to the 15 x 128 x 1.25-in. Ripsaw track.
It’s only available in Tucker’s signature color, black/black.

GET THE DETAILS: arcticcat.com/wantapiece

9.4.12

Don’t miss your chance to hang out with Tucker at Hay Days Saturday, September 8 in North Branch, Minn. Throughout the day, he’ll be hanging out signing merchandise at his booth and signing posters at the Arctic Cat Factory Tent and FOX Shox display.

For the first time, the Monster Energy/Arctic Cat semi is rolling to Hay Days. It’s loaded with with four of Tucker’s championship and Winter X Games trophy sleds. The semi and sleds will be on display both Saturday and Sunday in conjunction with the Arctic Cat Factory Tent. Make sure you’re at the Arctic Cat Factory Tent at 1 p.m. Saturday for the BIG “Want a Piece” announcement!

SCHEDULE – Saturday, September 8
Tucker Hibbert 68 Merchandise
9:30-10:30 am: Meet Tucker and get your merchandise signed
Arctic Cat Factory Tent
1:00-1:30 pm: “Want a Piece” Announcement!
1:30-3:00 pm: Tucker signing posters with Team Arctic
Tucker Hibbert 68 Merchandise
4:00-4:45 pm: Meet Tucker and get your merchandise signed
FOX Shox Display (GFC1-4, SW corner of Freestyle EXPO)
4:45-5:15 pm: Check out Tucker’s 2012 FIM World Championship sled and get his autograph on a special edition World Championship poster

Official Tucker Hibbert Merchandise
Map Listing: “Tucker Hibbert 68 Merchandise”
Site: FE3 on South side of the Freestyle EXPO

Download the 2012 Hay Days Program HERE

8.31.12

You can watch all the racing action from the AMA Pro Motocross Steel City National LIVE! It’s Tucker’s first AMA National since 2009 and his debut in the 450 class. Keep your eye open for the #168 Honda!

Stay connected to Tucker’s Facebook, Twitter (hibbert68) and Instagram (@tuckerhibbert) for raceday updates and pictures.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1

1 p.m. ET – FUEL TV // 450 Moto 1
DIRECTV – Channel 618
DISH Network – Channel 398
Verizon FiOS – Channel 198
AT&T U-verse – Channel 536
+ online streaming: www.allisports.com/motocross

3 p.m. ET – NBC Sports // 450 Moto 2
DIRECTV – Channel 603 & 604 (Alternate)
DISH Network – Channel 151
Verizon FiOS – Channel 90 & 590 (HD)
AT&T U-verse – Channel 640 & 1640 (HD)

*Photo Credit: Racer X Illustrated

7.9.12

Tucker will be an instructor at this year’s Minnesota Fellowship of Christian Athletes(FCA) Motocross Camp! The week-long camp combines world-class motocross skills instruction with personal and spiritual growth.

The camp is located in Brainerd/Crosby and runs Monday, July 23 through Friday, July 27. Tucker will be an instructor Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. He will be staying onsite with all the campers to get involved in fellowship and activities.

Click HERE to sign-up!  -Financial scholarships are available-

6.21.12

Join Tucker and The V Foundation in raising awareness and funds for cancer research! If you plan on being in LA for the X Games, you don’t want to miss this event.

What: X Games Kick-Off Bash
When: Wednesday, June 27 from 6-9 p.m.
Where: Los Angeles’ Regal Cinema
Hang out with some of the world’s top action sports athletes and bid on priceless memorabilia, including one of Tucker’s 2011 custom painted helmets signed by the man himself!

Can’t make it to LA? You can still donate! Click HERE to learn more.

“I lost three of my grandparents to cancer. It’s a scary disease that affects every person differently. Jimmy’s passion for life and the way he fought has inspired me to cherish my own health. By being involved with the V Foundation, my goal is to raise awareness for prevention and bring hope to those fighting.” – Tucker Hibbert

4.27.12

Watch the final ISOC National snocross event of the season Sunday afternoon. For the first time in history, Tucker raced his Monster Energy/Arctic Cat in 80-degree weather! Unfortunately, he suffered a season ending injury in Saturday’s final. Tune in to NBC Sports Sunday at 4 p.m. CT for your last chance to see 2011/2012 season snocross racing action.

WHAT: ISOC National Snocross Tour, Rounds 14 and 15: Lake Geneva, WI 
WHEN: Sunday, April 29 at 4:00 p.m. CT
WHERE: NBC Sports / VERSUS

4.2.12

Monster Energy/Arctic Cat’s Tucker Hibbert had a set back last week in his recovery from a grade four kidney laceration he sustained Saturday, March 17 in Wisconsin at the final ISOC National Snocross event of the season. After being released from the hospital in Milwaukee and spending two days at home, Hibbert started experiencing complications from the injury. He was hospitalized again Monday through Friday of last week.

Due to the injury, Hibbert missed the second day of the ISOC Grand Finale in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin as well as Clash of Nations in Sweden. This was the first time in his twelve years of racing snowmobiles professionally he missed a scheduled event due to injury.

Hibbert will remain under close observation by his doctors the coming months. There is no realistic timeline set on his return to racing motocross this summer.

Tucker Hibbert:
“I’ve been really fortunate throughout my racing career to only have a few injuries and all of them have been either broken bones or torn ligaments. It’s been hard couple of weeks because internal injuries are unpredictable. I’m thankful my kidney is healing, fully functioning and that I didn’t end up having it removed. I haven’t seen the video of the crash and I’m not sure what I hit. I didn’t have one bruise or scratch on my stomach or back from the crash. I think my TekVest saved me from a much more severe injury. I’m thankful to be home again and am completely focused on my recovery.”

Stay connected to his Facebook and Twitter accounts for more updates.

3.30.12

Are you already missing winter? Get your fix by watching the ERX National NBC Sports broadcast Sunday at 4 p.m. CT! Elk River featured one of the most diverse and exciting tracks of the season. Watch the race “68 Style” with fresh Hawaiian Hot Stuff Pizza and ice cold Monster Energy Rehab!

WHAT: ISOC National Snocross Tour, Rounds 12 and 13: Elk River, MN
WHEN: Sunday, April 1 at 4:00 p.m. CT
WHERE: NBC Sports / VERSUS