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He got eight fastest in the qualifying and made it to the 2007 Monster Jam Championship Race against the 20 Racing Champion. In the winter season of 2006 he climbed into the Batman monster truck and got a World Finals birth. Trucks: Sudden Impact (2000–2003), Batman (2007–2010)Ģ007: John Seasock had been to 4 of the World Finals before (2000–2003), but had not been back in a few years. She drove her truck Madusa into a final race against the 2004 Racing Champion Grave Digger and won the 2005 Racing Championship.

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She scored a 31, along with Maximum Destruction and El Toro Loco, and the three of them became co-champions.Ģ005: Madusa (Debra Micelli), was the first woman monster truck driver ever, and was the first monster truck woman driver to ever win a championship in either racing or freestyle. In freestyle she lost the body on the truck and knocked Bounty Hunter off a trailer which he was stuck on, then she flipped over backwards and kept going until she was shut down. Jimmy in Bounty Hunter told everyone he had the fastest truck their, but Grave Digger was behind, and sped past Bounty Hunter proving Jimmy wrong.Ģ010: At the 12th edition of the world finals the greatest rivalry in motorsports was renewed in the final race and it was Dennis and the Grave Digger pulling off his 3rd racing title and 4th overall.Ģ004: Madusa and Debra Micelli (also known as Madusa) rolled over and broke in the first round of racing in the 2004 Monster Jam World Finals, after she beat the 2003 Racing Champion Brian Barthel in Little Tiger. Grave Digger and Blacksmith fought in the final race for the 2004 Racing Championship, and Dennis pulled it off.Ģ006: After a loss to Madusa in the final race in the World Finals 2005, Dennis had to face the fast Bounty Hunter for the Championship. Dennis was in Grave Digger in 2004, and Pablo was in Blacksmith in the 5th World Finals ever. But in freestyle, Dennis beat out fifteen other monster trucks and got a perfect score, the only time it has ever been done.Ģ004: Grave Digger was piloted by Pablo Huffaker in 2003, because Dennis Anderson broke his arm in early January 3. Trucks: Grave Digger (2000–2002, 2004–Present)Ģ000: The first ever Monster Jam World Finals saw bad news for Dennis Anderson and his Grave Digger is racing, losing to King Krunch early on in the event. Earning his first double digit world championship.

2012: Tom Meents was on a roll in Maximum Destruction during 2012 and he defeated the stunner in Monster Energy Damon Bradshaw. In freestyle he had his teammate Neil Elliot drive Maximum Destruction 2 onto the floor and jump it, winning again.Ģ009: Tom Meents came into World Finals X, and qualified #2, and later the next night fanned racer after racer, and won in the Finals after Captain's Curse flipped into the safety barriers.Ģ011: After a great season Tom Meents drove Maximum Destruction to a racing victory after beating Jimmy Creten in the Bounty Hunter.

He lost to Dennis Anderson in Grave Digger who then won the Championship.

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Then in 2004 he broke a tire early, and drove on three good tires, having the fourth jammed up inside the truck, but filled the full clock, and blew the engine, and won another World Freestyle Championship.Ģ006: Maximum Destruction filled in the 2005 Freestyle in Las Vegas, but in 2006 won it all. He won the racing over Bounty Hunter in the finals, and won the freestyle by 1 point over Grave Digger.Ģ004: Tom was now in Maximum Destruction, and did not win a World Championship in 2003. Then in freestyle, he beat Grave Digger out by 2 points.Ģ002: Tom double-downed again, but this time in Team Meents. Then in freestyle he ripped off the front tire and did a flip, and lost by 3 points to Grave Digger.Ģ001: Tom was back in Goldberg and won the racing championship over Blue Thunder in the finals. Trucks: Goldberg (2000–2001), Team Meents (2002), Maximum Destruction (2003–Present)Ģ000: It was the first ever Monster Jam World Finals and Tom Meents drove the Goldberg monster truck to a racing win.