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Grave Digger, Gun Slinger, Duelin’ in Tampa!

Admin — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 17:15:40 +0000

Floridian Scott Hartsock rode Gunslinger to victory in Tampa, while Dennis Anderson in Grave Digger took the racing victory in the initial Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam event (part one of two) at Raymond James Stadium. Monster Jam Truck schedule was and selling fast for this one!

The crowd loved it when Anderson performed a majestic roll in Gravedigger during introductions, before proving the staying power of the engine by racing around the track and taking first place. As number one seed in the race bracket, Anderson pushed on into the Championship Race. Linsey Weenk in Blue Thunder also made it into the final race to race against Anderson’s Grave Digger. The two fought a great race with Anderson narrowly winning and the Tampa crowd delirious.
The freestyle event saw newbie Dana Creech in Monster Mutt doing well for one so unused to this kind of competition. Unfortunately, Scott Hartsock was in fine fettle driving Gunslinger, leaping straight out of the gate to announce his presence.

Hartsock was feeling frisky, and he delivered the best air of the event, and then continued to throw wheelies and all kinds of tricks beyond his time, earning a standing ovation for himself and Gunslinger. Predictably, this meant Gunslinger was now on top spot. Dennis Anderson’s Grave Digger entered the freestyle with a distinct disadvantage – Grave Digger had a broken left rear axle. With only three wheel drive at his disposal, Anderson gave a performance that few could have matched if similarly handicapped. Unfortunately, Anderson flipped Grave Digger right at the onset of bonus time. That flip cost him a proper shot at the Double Down trophy. Current World Freestyle Champ Damon Bradshaw came out on Air Force Afterburner, but he struggled with debris, to gift the other guys the prize.

Monster Jam Tickets San Antonio

Admin — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 18:38:58 +0000

Recent Monster Jam Truck tickets in San Antonio proved to be a pass to a classic Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam. Some of the best 14 monster trucks in America were there, to compete like beasts. Those 14 plus the two current Monster Jam world champions and a passionate crowd added up to a great night of roaring engines and mad tricks. The two-day event lived up to everyone’s expectations, with some blazing monster truck action, including skids and wheelies.

Trucks like Grinder, Max D, Destroyer and Shock Therapy all turned in some great performances, such as Destroyer – killing the course in just 19.18. Driver Dan Evans- first up – was the fastest driver right until the last truck in the show, Grinder. Grinder took to the track. Lupe Soza controled his machine amazingly and in a last gasp move took the best time from the first guy out! What a night of Monster Truck racing that was! Monster Jam Trucks tickets just keep getting better and better value as the years go on, so check out our monster jam schedule here and be sure to secure your tickets to the race!

Grave Digger at Wachovia Arena

Admin — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 21:19:49 +0000

Monster Jam tickets will be selling to the Wachovia Arena in late February 2009! Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania will once again host Monster Jam, featuring four massive monster truck shows. And the biggest news is that the famed Grave Digger will be among the monster trucks participating! Among the other big trucks racing are Monster Mutt and Black Stallion, two powerful beasts of the monster jam circuit.

The events will start with a Pit Party on Saturday, February 21 from 11-12:30 PM. Make sure you get down to your local Advance Auto Parts for FREE Monster Trucks pit passes! Pennsylvania is a huge monster truck state and this monster truck jam will be packed, so hurry to buy your monster jam tickets!

Photo Finish Every Time at the Pepsi Center

Admin — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 21:07:40 +0000

The Pepsi Center was again the scene of the Monster Jam when the Advance Auto Parts Wheelie competition provided great thrills for monster trucks nuts. Grave Digger blew Blue Thunder away when he got his truck into a wild wheelie that drove the crowd mad. Digger earned 28 points and took the wheelie crown. The trucks were back-weighted and this provided the perfect lift, which trucks like El Toro Loco and Donkey Kong scored thrived on, finshing with respectable points. But it was the number of photo finishes and action replays that wowed everyone at the Denver arena. This was real monster jam madness, with all drivers going all out to win. Every single race race was decided by several action replays. Donkey Kong beat Backwards Bob in the semi finals in a thrillfest we shan’t forget in a hurry, while Backwards Bob got the better of Monster Mutt in one of the opening riots.

Monster Jams in Denver

Admin — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 20:58:26 +0000

A huge Monster Jams crowd saw the awesome debut of Backwards Bob in Denver recently, and an all-star Monster Jam cast made it a Jam to remember. Among the attractions were Blue Thunder and Grave Digger trucks, as ever pulling some wild wheelies and embarking on a crazed race to the finish. Blue Thunder won the wheelie contest, a point ahead of Grave Digger, 24 to 23. Backward Bob scored a lowly 18 but his general performance was still enough to amaze the assembled Colorado crowd.
Blue Thunder also won the racing segment, once more keeping Grave Digger out and forcing him into second place. Backwards Bob was roundly beaten by Blue Thunder in the first round and Donkey Kong fell to Thunder in a closely raced semi-final. Grave Digger fought a thrilling race with El Toro – a photo finish, no less.
All the Monster Jammers were in fine form for the Freestyle segment, with Blue Thunder looking like a winner, until Donkey Kong steamed in and took first place. Blue Thunder is definitely a truck to watch in the coming months, though, and he proved his pedigree in this fantastic Denver Monster Jam. El Toro eventually won the Freestyle outright when he beat Donkey Kong by one point amid some utterly insane monster jam action; flying like a demon, he impressed the judges and easily impressed the crowd. The Grave Digger truck lost its rear end on its second run and had to be happy wth 21 points. All in all it was a great debut for Backwards Bob, and the Denver crowd will surely welcome him back next time around.