Legendary snocross team owner Steve Scheuring has seen it all in the world of snowmobile racing. He shares some memories, discusses the challenges he and other team owners face, gives advice for young drivers looking to make the big time and much more.  

Our previous conversation with Steve Scheuring can be found here.

For 40 years, photographer Wayne Davis has been capturing the sport of snowmobiling and snowmobile racing like nobody else. Learn how a racing crash led to a career like none-other. He’s been run over, knocked down, caught in avalanches and more, and became an inductee of the International Snowmobile Hall of Fame.

Tucker Hibbert was the most dominant snowmobile racer in the sport for nearly two decades, collecting 134 Pro snocross wins, 11 national championships, 10 X Games gold medals and more. He then walked away in 2018 and has kept a rather low profile. In one of his first interviews since his retirement, Hibbert talks about his career, its triumphs and challenges and tells fans what he's doing now.

We’re continuing our series of interviews with racers who were deemed to be among the Top 10 Snocross Racers of All Time by a panel of snowmobile racing insiders. Coming in at No. 7 on our list was Saskatchewan native Robbie Malinoski. He joins us from his cabinet business to share some memories and get fans caught up on his current life.

After the 2022 snocross season was over, Snow Goer reached out to industry insiders and collected racing data from the past 32 years to create a list of the Top 10 Snocross Racers Of All Time (with that caveat being that we're talking about the modern iteration of snocross that started in about 1990). Coming in at No. 10 on our list was Minnesota native Dennis "DJ" Eckstrom. He joins us to share some memories and get fans caught up on his current life.