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The new Del Scorcho arrived recently at Digger’s Dungeon. The wild 2004 F-150 truck driven by Frank Krmel will be traveling this season with Charlie Pauken and Grave Digger 15. Check out these quick shots of the new Del Scorcho at the shop (photos by Dustin Hart).
Carl VanHorn’s first show of the three-show weekend in T-Maxx started off on the right foot. He took the truck to the racing finals, losing a close race to Gun Slinger and Scott Hartsock.
“I thought I had him, but we looked at the tape and I ended up passing him after the line,” said VanHorn. “The truck felt good; we’re gonna mess with the front shocks some before tonight’s show, but overall it was good, and I hope I made some fans by the end of the night.”
The wheelie contest was a T-Maxx win, with VanHorn putting the wheelie bar to good use. Hartsock pushed VanHorn hard with some big jumps in freestyle, and the only move he did not match was VanHorn’s donuts. T-Maxx won in a crowd cheer-off.
After speaking today with Brandon Lagarde of Sudden Impact Racing, then with Carl VanHorn, it is confirmed that VanHorn will be driving T-Maxx this weekend at the Southern Monster Truck Showdown in Inverness, Florida.
“I had given notice with Clear Channel and was ready to start my lumber hauling job here in North Carolina,” said VanHorn. “Then Brandon called and said he would pay my way down to the show here, and I could see how I liked driving the truck.”
Lagarde and VanHorn both stated that there are future possibilities as far as VanHorn driving, but both will see how the weekend goes, and that nothing beyond this show is definite.
VanHorn will be joined by Gun Slinger, Clydesdale, Monkey’n Around, Wild Hair, and Iron Horse. For more information, check out www.southernmonstertruckshowdown.com.Â
Also, we are working on a 200-plus photo gallery from Minneapolis. Stay tuned for that!
Robert Haught sat down with Dennis and Adam Anderson to get their thoughts on racing each other for the first time before the show in Minneapolis. We thank them for their time; the article is at the link below:
Photos By: Robert Haught
Event: Monster Jam
City: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Date: December 3, 2005
Field of Trucks: Blue Thunder (Tony Farrell), Bounty Hunter (Jimmy Creten), Grave Digger (Dennis Anderson), Hot Wheels (Phil Foster), Iron Outlaw (Linsey Weenk), Maximum Destruction (Tom Meents), Monster Mutt (Brian Winston), Pastrana 199 (Paul Cohen), and Taz (Adam Anderson). [Read more…]
AllMonster.com will be making the trip to tomorrow’s Minneapolis Monster Jam for the last major stadium show of the 2005 season. Dennis Anderson (Grave Digger) will be in competition against his son, Adam, who will be driving the Taz truck. Also included in the field are Maximum Destruction, Hot Wheels, Monster Mutt, Bounty Hunter, Iron Outlaw, and Pastrana 199. We will have all the updates and photos online as soon as possible after the event!
Robert Haught’s Moline, Ilinois 175-photo gallery from the two-day Monster Jam is now available. It includes Neil Elliott and Carl VanHorn’s big air battle in Maximum Destruction and Grave Digger, Rod Schmidt’s amazing wheelie on night one, and more! Enjoy!
Dustin Hart‘s gallery from last weekend’s Monster Jam in Hampton, VA is now up recapping all the carnage and mayhem that was the Saturday night show. Click the link below and enjoy!
Josh Rhodes‘ gallery from last weekend’s Indianapolis Special Events show at the RCA Dome is now available, including Raminator’s power wheelie, Wrecking Crew’s incredible air, and more! Click the link below or the photo above to check it out; we thank Josh for the great photos!
All of our reporters have checked in and it was an exciting day in monster truck racing and freestyle. Coverage from Hampton is now available in our Coverage section thanks to Dustin Hart and Trevor Andrews, and some photos will be on the way tomorrow!
Josh Rhodes checked in from Indianapolis as well, and we have information on that as well. Doug Noelke’s Big Dawg was able to win on the Minneapolis style head-to-head racing course over Dan Runte (Bigfoot) in the finals.
Jim Koehler took the freestyle win with a perfect 30 from the judges after a huge launch on a large dirt pile pogoed the truck, then sent it onto two wheels, where he was able to save it and continue, eventually tearing the four link bars and a wheel off of the truck, named “Wrecking Crew” for the event.
Raminator had a couple of standing start power wheelies and plenty of air over the dirt pile as well, in addition to a strong run and several notable sky wheelies from Andy Hoffman’s Nitemare.
Photos and more information will be online as soon as possible; we thank Josh, Trevor, and Dustin for their help!
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