Post by Ryan Smith on Dec 19, 2007 22:19:17 GMT -5
Monster Truck Winner
Goldberg
Monster Freestyle Winner
Goldberg
Pro Stadium Truck Winner
Jim Hopkins
Sand Drags Winner
Money Pit (Dan Brown)
Saturday Race Recap
Indianapolis, IN (January 22, 2000)
Written by Melonie McKim of PACE Motor SportsTM, a company of SFX Entertainment™
Eight monsters showed their stuff on the Indianapolis dirt. Wild Thang, Grave Digger, Predator, Mountaineer, WCW Nitro, Prowler, Bulldozer and Goldberg competed through 3 rounds of racing. In the final, Goldberg went head-to-head with one of it's kind, WCW Nitro. The fighting was fierce and Goldberg speared his competition and pinned him to the dirt. It was Goldberg, Goldberg, Goldberg with Tom Meents in control to the finish!
Pro Stadium Trucks had a battle all their own as 12 trucks and drivers revved their engines in Round 1 of 4. With so many trucks, the competition was grueling for these drivers. It made the winner all the more deserving in the end, and your congratulations should go to Jim Hopkins. He won the final against Steve Dohrmund. Dohrmund came in with a lengthy 25.24 time. That wasn't quick enough to beat Hopkins' fast 23.31.
Tight turns and fast gears packed this weekend with strong-arm action.
Goldberg
Monster Freestyle Winner
Goldberg
Pro Stadium Truck Winner
Jim Hopkins
Sand Drags Winner
Money Pit (Dan Brown)
Saturday Race Recap
Indianapolis, IN (January 22, 2000)
Written by Melonie McKim of PACE Motor SportsTM, a company of SFX Entertainment™
Eight monsters showed their stuff on the Indianapolis dirt. Wild Thang, Grave Digger, Predator, Mountaineer, WCW Nitro, Prowler, Bulldozer and Goldberg competed through 3 rounds of racing. In the final, Goldberg went head-to-head with one of it's kind, WCW Nitro. The fighting was fierce and Goldberg speared his competition and pinned him to the dirt. It was Goldberg, Goldberg, Goldberg with Tom Meents in control to the finish!
Pro Stadium Trucks had a battle all their own as 12 trucks and drivers revved their engines in Round 1 of 4. With so many trucks, the competition was grueling for these drivers. It made the winner all the more deserving in the end, and your congratulations should go to Jim Hopkins. He won the final against Steve Dohrmund. Dohrmund came in with a lengthy 25.24 time. That wasn't quick enough to beat Hopkins' fast 23.31.
Tight turns and fast gears packed this weekend with strong-arm action.
