Tucker is not only considered one of the greatest snowmobile racers of all time, he is the only athlete in the world to also race motorcycles professionally at a premiere level.

From a young age, Tucker rapidly excelled in both sports. At age 15, he was catapulted to instant fame by winning the snocross gold medal at ESPN’s Winter X Games. Naturally, his focus turned to snowmobiles. In his first three seasons as a pro, he won three national snocross championships and added two more X Games medals to his collection. In 2003, he felt that he had accomplished enough in snocross to shift his time and resources into becoming a motocross champion. From 2004-2006, he competed in only one snowmobile event yearly, the Winter X Games. He won two more medals then made the decision to return to regular season snocross events.

For the 06/07 season, he returned to the national snocross tour as a rider and team owner of team Monster Energy/Arctic Cat. He won four national events and recaptured the gold at the X Games. The 07/08 season proved to be even more successful with nine tour victories, his third X Games gold and fourth national pro points championship. The 08/09 season was his best snocross season yet; he finished undefeated and won his fourth X Games gold by over 30 seconds.