Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Tickets

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: A Growing Phenomenon

It has only been around for a short while, but there is no doubt that this sport is going places. A joint venture between Raycom Sports and Mattel, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live began in early 2019 and has since captured the imagination of motorsport fans of all ages.

Those who have been following Monster Jam will love what the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live tour has to offer. You can think of it as Monster Jam in a smaller, "concrete floor track" style arena with only six trucks competing. To experience the thrill and excitement it can bring, get your Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live tickets as soon as possible.

During the inaugural year, more than twenty stops were planned across the United States. The 2020 season also includes a European leg, with shows likely to be held in the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Poland, among other countries. The sky is the limit for this scintillating sport.

The Competition

Any Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live show features five different competitions: the Donut, Long Jump, Racing, Wheelie, and Freestyle. The best performer at the end of each event is awarded the Titan Cup; in other words, the Titan Cup champion is the top monster truck driver across all five competitions.

Before the battles begin, there is also a "Crash Zone." This can be thought of as similar to the pre-shows held at the start of any Monster Jam event. The Crash Zone gives fans the opportunity to watch the trucks up close and meet the talented drivers. You can experience all this and more by getting Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live tickets.

The Drivers and Competing Trucks

The six competing trucks in the 2019 Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live tour included the V8 Bomber (driven by Stevie Snellen), Hot Wheels Racing #1 (driven by Christian Norman), Bone Shaker (driven by Cody Holman), Hot Wheels Bigfoot (driven by Rodney Tweedy and Darron Schnell), Demo Derby (driven by Derick Anson), and Tiger Shark (driven by Bobby Holman).

The 2020 European tour will witness a shake-up of the drivers' line-up, with Rebecca Schnell replacing Christian Norman in Hot Wheels Racing #1. The Demo Derby and the V8 Bomber may also have different people behind the wheel when the tour crosses the Atlantic Ocean for its very first European sojourn.

The US Tour for 2020 has over a dozen events scheduled for now, with the expectation that this number will increase. It is certain that each event will be full of fun and exhilaration. Tickets are on sale; check the dates for the show in your city and book your seats without delay.