Tucker Hibbert wins Sunday at Canterbury Park Snocross National

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January 9, 2017 – Sunday afternoon, Monster Energy / Arctic Cat / Ram Truck’s Tucker Hibbert won the ISOC National Snocross Canterbury Park Pro Open final in Shakopee, Minn. Below are Hibbert’s results along with his thoughts on the race weekend and upcoming events. 

Canterbury Park National’s three days of racing action will air on CBS Sports Network January 14, 21 and 28 at 10:00 a.m. EST. 

Next up for Hibbert is the fourth stop of ISOC National Snocross tour in Deadwood, SD January 20-21. The following Thursday, he’ll compete for his 10th consecutive gold medal at X Games Aspen. For more information on his race schedule, visit tucker-hibbert.com.

Tucker Hibbert – 2017 Canterbury Park National Results

Pro Open Round 5 – Friday             

Round 1: 2nd                                                

Round 2: 8th                                      

Final: 10th       

 

Pro Open Round 6 – Saturday

Round 1: 3rd

Round 2: 3rd

Final: 12th

 

Pro Open Round 2 – Sunday (make-up for Duluth’s fog-canceled race)

Round 1: 2nd

Round 2: 3rd

Final: 1st

 

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

On his results at Canterbury Park:

“Getting the win on Sunday was awesome, for sure. We (the team) had a difficult weekend. My results were not great, to say the least. We struggled all weekend to do what we needed to do. Getting the win was a good way to end the weekend and gets us headed in the right direction for the rest of the season.”

On his upcoming races:

“I have mixed feelings about the Deadwood race. I’m not a huge fan of the small track but have had a lot of great races there. I’m looking forward to a good race weekend where I can ride well and make up some points.”

“I love racing at X Games. I’m really excited about the event this year and the opportunity to race for the 10-peat. We’re working super hard and will be ready to put up our best effort.”

Fast Facts

  • Hometown: Pelican Rapids, Minnesota 
  • 10-Time National Snocross Champion – 123 Pro National Wins
  • 14-Time X Games Medalist 
  • 2012 and 2010 FIM Snowcross World Champion

 

Photo Credit – John Hanson