Tucker Hibbert brings winning momentum to Canterbury Park Snocross National

The 10-time defending champion is riding high after a dominating run at the second stop of the ISOC tour in Colorado where he won three of his four qualifying races and both Pro Open finals.

Tucker Hibbert on snowmobile.
Tucker Hibbert in action at the ISOC National Snocross tour's Canterbury Park National. Photo: John Hanson

January 3, 2017 – Tucker Hibbert is bringing winning momentum to his home state race this weekend at the ISOC National Snocross tour’s Canterbury Park National in Shakopee, Minn. The 10-time defending champion is riding high after a dominating run at the second stop of the ISOC tour in Colorado where he won three of his four qualifying races and both Pro Open finals.

Unlike years past, Canterbury Park will host three days of racing with Sunday’s race being a make-up round for November’s fog-canceled race in Duluth. Hibbert claims he’s confident in his preparations and ready for a long weekend of racing. Pro racing action at Canterbury Park kicks off Friday night at 6 p.m., repeats Saturday and continues through Sunday afternoon. The event will be streamed live on snocross.com/livestream and delay broadcast on CBS Sports Network. For more information on the event, visit snocross.com.

Tucker Hibbert - #68 Monster Energy / Arctic Cat / Ram Truck

On racing at Canterbury Park: “Canterbury is always one of my favorite races. It’s one of the best tracks we race on all winter. Since it’s a nice, big facility with indoor seating, it always brings in a strong crowd. Minnesota is a big snowmobiling state so the excitement level will be high. I feel like I have a lot of support at this race so it’ll be a fun weekend.”

On his goals for this weekend: “My goal is to win, like always. The Colorado race was really good and we (the team) used the Christmas break to get in a lot of riding and testing. I feel really good about our preparations. It’s going to be a long weekend of racing but we’re ready for the challenge. I’m excited to get back to the track and back to racing.”

Tucker Hibbert – Canterbury National Statistics

Twelfth Pro Appearance at Canterbury Park

2016: Pro Open 1 - 1st • Pro Open 2 - 1st
2015: Pro Open 1 - 4th • Pro Open 2 - 2nd
2014: Pro Open 1 - 1st • Pro Open 2 - 1st
2013: Pro Open 1 - 1st • Pro Open 2 - 1st
2012: Pro Open 1 - 14th • Pro Open 2 - 1st
2010: Pro Stock - 1st • Pro Open - 1st
2009: Pro Stock - 1st • Pro Open - 1st
2008: Pro Stock - 1st • Pro Open - 1st
2003: Pro Stock - 3rd • Pro Open - 10th
2002: Pro Stock - 7th • Pro Open - 2nd
2001: Pro Stock - 4th • Pro Open - 2nd

Fast Facts

  • Hometown: Pelican Rapids, Minnesota
  • 10-Time National Snocross Champion – 122 Pro National Wins
  • 14-Time X Games Medalist
  • 2012 and 2010 FIM Snowcross World Champion
  • Three-Time ESPY Award Nominee – Best Male Action Sports Athlete 

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