Post by dave3ba on Jun 15, 2007 16:47:34 GMT -5
Date:
Track: Indoors, a roller hill, a set of 10 cars, an inside turn over a large roller hill, and a set of 12 cars. Finish line is at the end of the cars.
Lineup: Mark Brandt (Awesome Kong IV), Jon Breen (Mad Dog), Gary Porter (Carolina Crusher II), Andy Brass (Bigfoot IV), Dave Wieczorek (Night Life II), Bennett Clark (Clydesdale II)
Results:
Quarterfinals:
Brandt def. Breen
Brass def. Porter
Wieczorek def. Clark
Semifinals:
Brandt def. Wieczorek
Brass def. Clark
Finals:
Brandt def. Brass
Notes: Mark Brandt wins this event in only his second time driving Awesome Kong. Brandt, a little odd and lacking a bit in the self-confidence category, proclaims Awesome Kong to be the king of the monster trucks, and few would argue that between the end of '88 and the beginning of '89, Awesome Kong, rather than USA-1 or Bigfoot, was the toughest truck to beat on the TNT circuit.
Track: Indoors, a roller hill, a set of 10 cars, an inside turn over a large roller hill, and a set of 12 cars. Finish line is at the end of the cars.
Lineup: Mark Brandt (Awesome Kong IV), Jon Breen (Mad Dog), Gary Porter (Carolina Crusher II), Andy Brass (Bigfoot IV), Dave Wieczorek (Night Life II), Bennett Clark (Clydesdale II)
Results:
Quarterfinals:
Brandt def. Breen
Brass def. Porter
Wieczorek def. Clark
Semifinals:
Brandt def. Wieczorek
Brass def. Clark
Finals:
Brandt def. Brass
Notes: Mark Brandt wins this event in only his second time driving Awesome Kong. Brandt, a little odd and lacking a bit in the self-confidence category, proclaims Awesome Kong to be the king of the monster trucks, and few would argue that between the end of '88 and the beginning of '89, Awesome Kong, rather than USA-1 or Bigfoot, was the toughest truck to beat on the TNT circuit.