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Donald is racing tonight on BJ Johnson's Mohawk Warrior chassis. Unsure whether the body will be run or not.

It's already at the pit party without a tarp on it.

Good luck Nikolai, from your favorite part-time Feld Motorsports driver!

The way the truck whipped so hard towards the left, the hydraulics for the steering in the back of the truck had to take a poo.

Doug Charles is now the owner and driver. Tony Farrell has no affiliation with this new build.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=441009176045817&set=vb.100004102158511&type=2&theater Not sure if everyone can see it, but here's the first video of a truck running down the track. Saigon Shaker driven by Ryan Disharoon. Solid run, for sure.

inb4 I don't even care anymore

Tony isn't affiliated with this truck. It's owned and driven by Doug Charles.

And take a look at what's coming back at the Finals...

And take a look at what's re-debuting at the World Finals...

Let's show some love to the EVO team here...

Bree took the picture, just as an FYI. And the first practice round is now over, for those wondering.

For those wondering, Joe Cypher is debuting a new Airborne Ranger body at Vegas. Also, practice is going on now. Will try to get some updates.

Get ready for a little surprise on Thursday from Vaters Motorsports and Truck Toyz Performance.......

Not saying that the drivers won't make the best of it and put on a show, I would just personally like to see them attack a different style of track for freestyle or even racing then what we see right now. The drivers they have out there are the best of the best, and the track builders and dirt crew deserve major props for putting in the time and effort and non-stop hours of work into making this track like the blueprints that they were handed. I just wish that these blueprints had a little variety in them every year for Vegas. Who knows, I may or may not enjoy the show. Last few years at Vegas, from what I've seen, have been kinda "meh", but I'm hoping this year is a change. So far, I'm not seeing a difference in terms of freestyle: one-hit wonders from few (because of obstacle size and angle), complete destruction of trucks by many if not all, and a show that some fans might just walk out of there completely amazed at.

Hard to enjoy when the track's essentially the same, haha.

I have tons of good to say about Monster Jam. They know their stuff when it comes to marketing and putting on a good show. I'm just saying that if there was some variety to the course, it'd be slightly enjoyable.

Wow, look at that. Same old track design with a few minor tweaks. Not surprising. Can't wait to see the one-hit wonders this year.

Photo was actually taken by Jacob Smallwood, but reposted by Devin Winfield.

No, I don't want to start an argument either. Just informing.

Feld's dirt crew guys had to start moving in dirt last Wednesday, so this isn't just your average track (even though it kind of is in some senses)! These guys are far from your small promotions, where they just carve away at piles of dirt until the ramp looks good enough. They measure the length, angles, width, height, and more for each one of those ramps. They may have advertised two totally different tracks for racing and freestyle, they have to get a base started for practice, qualifying, and racing day so come freestyle day, they can add on top of where they started. But ultimately, they need to get all the permanent obstacles built come practice day, then freestyle day is when they can adjust ramp angles, ramp heights, and add cars, vans, RVs, and other crap out there at their and the drivers' discretion.

File Name: Overkill Evolution File Submitter: DanDon File Submitted: 16 Mar 2014 File Category: V4 Replica After about two months of very hard work, I can proudly say that Overkill Evolution is now released! This is probably my best work in Rigs of Rods to date, and I couldn't have done it without a great team of people behind me! Enough said, let's get to the credits so these people can get the recognition they deserve! Building Team: Daniel Donnelly (DanDon) Mark Colineri (Mark Colineri) Nicholas Kozak (Outlawed) John Dough (John Dough) Johan Seminario (acdcfan56) Matt Wilkinson (SealedGecko) Edy Beltran (Coconutmen) Credits: Body Model/Graphics - John Dough, acdcfan56 Chassis Model - Outlawed Chassis Construction - DanDon, Mark Colineri Chassis Texturing - Mark Colineri Engine Model/Textures - SealedGecko, RockCrwlr, Mark Colineri Transmission Model/Textures - acdcfan56 Transfer Case/Output Shafts Model/Texture - crazyman444 (modified by DanDon) Lexan/Diamond Plate Models - DanDon (textured by Mark Colineri) Pedals Model/Textures - acdcfan56 Shocks Model/Textures - Sim-Monsters V4 Pack Makers (modified by DanDon), Coconutmen Tire Model/Texture - RockCrwlr Rim Model/Texture - acdcfan56 (modified by Wambo, DanDon), Wambo 4-Link Bar, Steering Ram, Tie Rod, Driveshaft Model/Textures/Placement - DanDon Axle Housing Model/Texture - crazyman444 (about 80% modified by DanDon), DanDon Rear Steer Motor Model - DanDon Coil Model/Texture - Sim-Monsters V4 Pack Makers, Coconutmen Battery Model/Texture - Sim-Monsters V4 Pack Makers Shock Placement - DanDon, SealedGecko Suspension Set-Up - DanDon If I forgot anyone or anything, I do apologize and let me know through a private message and I will be sure to update the list of credits! Another big thanks to everyone involved and I hope everyone on the Sim-Monsters community enjoys this awesome truck! Click here to download this file