Pretty cool film teaser from Cam Hicks:

Here’s a really cool podcast with Blair Morgan from back in April. There’s about a minute and a half of filler music at the beginning and then the interview begins:

DMX Podcast with Blair Morgan | Direct Motocross Canada.

While we wait, behold, the cover:

Teaser for the new Boondockers film from Dan Gardiner:

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jun 17, 2010 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) — Ultimate Sports, Inc. (Pink Sheets:USPS), a manufacturer and supplier to the recreational vehicle industry, announced an update on negotiations with a major snowmobile manufacturer for the purchase of production skis.

Negotiations with this major manufacturer will allow USI to mass-produce its “Best Ski in the Industry” award-winning X2 skis in-house. More specifically, when complete, USI will be producing large quantities of the race proven X2 skis. The ultra high-performance skis will be utilized on the manufacturer’s best top of the line snowmobiles. A finalized contract will also facilitate greatly increased production for USI’s parts and accessories division.

Kevin Metheny, President of Ultimate Sports, states, “We know that in our 23 years of business this will be the largest contract for USI for a single ski ever. The demand will require us to produce our race proven award-winning skis at a phenomenal pace for a major manufacturer. This will change the future of USI and immediately increase our revenue, possibly doubling it. Not only does this deal reflect our presence in the market but can be leveraged to incrementally increase business with other OEM’s.”

Arctic Cat Press release:

Arctic Cat Inc. today announced that it has entered into an agreement to transition its snowmobile engine manufacturing from Suzuki Motor Corporation. Arctic Cat will begin manufacturing some of its own snowmobile engines in St. Cloud, Minn., after the 2014 model year. Currently, Suzuki supplies all engines for Arctic Cat’s snowmobiles. Suzuki will continue to supply the company with engine parts to service existing engines after the 2014 model year.

Commented Arctic Cat’s chairman and chief executive officer Christopher A. Twomey: “Suzuki has been an outstanding engine supply partner for more than 25 years and remains a significant shareholder in Arctic Cat. However, we are changing our engine strategy in order to gain more control over our products, and enhance our ability to meet regulatory and performance requirements. This also will enable us to better utilize our current engine manufacturing capacity, resulting in potentially better costs.”

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Evolved MX Extreme Conditioning is offering a snowcross boot camp. This is a chance to train with Drew Robertson, the same guy who trains Tim Tremblay, Logan Christian, Lee Butler, Steve Taylor and many others.

Your competition is probably already signed up.

Download printable PDF with complete info here: http://www.sledracer.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Boot-Camp-snow.pdf

June 6, 2010 – Unfortunately, Tucker Hibbert will spend his summer tending to a knee injury rather than competing at the Summer X Games and select rounds of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship. On May 29, while practicing at Spring Creek Motocross Park, Hibbert hyper extended his right knee and flared up an injury from 2005. After a week of no improvement and evaluation by his doctor, the decision was made to cancel his summer racing schedule and shift his focus to being 100% healthy for this winter.

Tucker Hibbert: “I can’t put into words how disappointed I am. This is the first year in my career that I won’t be racing motorcycles. It’s a huge disappointment but I had to make the decision to put my health first. I’m focused on taking this time to address this issue and expect to be at the top of my game by October 1. I know I need to be 100% healthy to pull off the racing schedule I’m working on for this winter and next summer. I want to thank ESPN for the invite to compete at the Summer X Games. I wish all of the athletes the best of luck and am determined that I’ll be competing with them in 2011. Also, a huge thanks to my sponsors and fans who’ve stood behind me throughout my racing career.”

www.tucker-hibbert.com