Zach Helfand writes: Monster-truck tires are at least sixty-six inches high—the height of the average American. When the trucks leap fifty feet in the air, a crowd’s reaction is almost religious.

It takes 70 dump truck-loads of dirt to transform Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse into Monster Jam. And not just any dirt. This is special local dirt, free of rocks and debris, with the consistency of ...

The big trucks are a fan favorite. Fire department holds dedication for new truck . ... They bring in 120 truckloads of dirt, you know, it’s a track construction team of six people.

Bumpers, grills and exhaust pipes flew across a dusty track at the Clark County Event Center as anxious fans screamed for more obliteration. The MGAS Motorsports Tuff Truck race returned Saturday ...

Crews spent hours bringing in 800 tons of dirt to transform the ice floor into a monster truck track. Drivers of 12,000 pound monster trucks will show off their skills performing high-flying ...

No decision has been made regarding the future of throwing dirt on top of the Bristol track again in 2024. ... Joey Logano (22) has two wins—one in Cup and one in Trucks—on the dirt at Bristol.

A more thought-out event on a permanent dirt track, like the old Truck Series race at Eldora or the event held at Knoxville Raceway by that same series in 2021 and 2022, could be more sustainable ...

Dirt track racing, around since the 1920s, includes two main types of vehicles: tall, winged, open-wheel sprint cars, and more traditionally bodied stock cars or "late model" cars, which ...

NASCAR will go back to the dirt for the first time since 1970 when the Truck Series visits Eldora Speedway in Ohio. The July 24 event at the Tony Stewart-owned track in Rossburg will be a lead-in ...