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Here's footage of Coty getting stuck, did not expect him to get stuck exactly like that.

Wow Rod almost got a full front flip in the air, that was a wild ride.

I definitely did not see the purpose for them outside of freestyle at first, but that actually makes a lot of sense, could make for some interesting landings though.

Ah that's right, forgot about that.

Absolutely insane ending to Neil's run in Atlanta, but I'd like to point out that whatever Damon did basically ruined a majority of the obstacle he was stuck on.

I know everyone's theorizing the Doomsday driver, but I'd just like to share this WILD crash at the end of the Saturday night Tacoma show championship race.

WOW. Where was that?

Definitely one of the best So-Cal tracks in terms of freestyle in a long time.

It definitely doesn't deserve the garbage that it's been getting, maybe a bit too complicated but it will be cool to see it race.

It seems like they're using that Tacoma track better and better each year. Looking forward to seeing footage from there as much as from Houston.

It may not be exciting, but the first Houston show has not had a non-Chicago style track since 2008, so you can't say it's not new. At the very least it's refreshing.

Here's the run I've been looking for all day. Seasock's first freestyle back in Batman that opened up the show. And I gotta say, that one was AWESOME.

JP did the best run I've ever seen him do, very ragged edge. Definitely confirms the theory for me that JP has NO fear.

Overall even though the final Metrodome was good freestyle had an assortment of disappointments. At least four trucks went out prematurely, many nearly coming back on the wheels. Dennis' highly anticipated surprise was not that great. As said above, arguably the most anticipated freestyler was cut short after racing. However, it still had its moments and was a worthy final show.

*sarcasm mode activated* wow, didn't see that backflip ramp coming... *sarcasm mode deactivated*

Agreed. I personally didn't start watching Monster Jam on Speed until 2008 but it's obvious that it got extremely repetitive and much less entertaining.

Good point, when they released the poll about what new truck the fans wanted to see, some of them were celebrities. I don't know about anyone else but I'm cringing for the worst...

For those who haven't seen, Charlie's winning run from Stockholm has one hell of a crossthread near the end of it.

Dat lineup doe. I'm glad I'm going, that sounds like it'll be one of the best shows outside of Vegas.

Jeez, I wonder what Ryan did in Sydney today to do this...

This is a very personal topic for me, my older brother committed suicide in 2006, and this school year it just seems like that unrivaled brutality toward others is showing so much more than it should. Several of my friends have harmed themselves in the past and even been on the edge of ending it all. I'm also not saying this for sympathy, because they've all improved from their lows by now, but to tell that it's just so sad how evil humans can be and to show how widespread this evilness is. But of course this hatred dies and is replaced by sympathy when a victim takes drastic measures...

Wow, that's truly a horrible sight. And that number of casualties is morbidly high. But like PC said, after such a close call with El Perro, something worse was inevitable.

This hit seems eerily simiilar to Jill Canuso's at WF2. Hope Becky's alright after that.

Wow, hopefully the adjustments will be made for the rest of the weekend.

I think this last show is going to be a lot like the last Pontiac Silverdome show in 2006. A stadium with a lot of history that will be a shame to see leave. However, knowing present day Feld, they're probably gonna do something crazy and over the top unlike the other farewell shows.