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Uruguay - Spanish All five domestic Monster Jam series were in action this weekend, with several drivers beginning to stand out against their competitors.
Stadium Championship Series East – St. Louis
Camden Murphy in Classroom Crusher has built his points lead up to 15 after nearly sweeping Sunday’s event at the Dome at America’s Center, stopped only by Mike Pagliarulo (Excaliber) in the Skills Challenge. Brandon Arthur got behind the wheel of JCB DIGatron this weekend, and won Racing, Skills and the Overall on Saturday, while Chris Koehler (Mayhem) won Freestyle.
Stadium Championship Series West – Anaheim
Ryan Anderson (Son-uva Digger) now holds a 2-point lead over Tyler Menninga (Grave Digger) in the standings after Anderson won both Overall Event Championships at the Angel Stadium of Anaheim last weekend. Cole Venard (Black Pearl) and John Gordon (Megalodon) won the Racing events, while Cory Rummell (Ringling Bailey Circuit) won Freestyle on Sunday.
Freestyle Mania Championship Series – Nashville
Five of the eight teams on hand at the Bridgestone Arena won competitions throughout the weekend in Nashville, TN, but only teams JCB DIGatron and El Toro Loco took home Overall Event Championships. The JCB DIGatron combo of Tony Ochs and TJ Tiffany now holds a 7-point lead over Team El Toro Loco. Scott Murray (Megalodon) impressed in the Freestyle Motocross Best Trick competition, sweeping that particular competition at all three events.
Arena Championship Series East – Baltimore
Jon Zimmer Jr. (Terminal Velocity) has picked up right where he left off last season, taking home two of the four Overall Event Championships at the CFG Bank Arena this weekend. Even when he lost the Overall, he was a close second, tying MJ Solorio (El Toro Loco) for the Overall on Saturday afternoon (but losing due to his lower Freestyle score), and finishing just three points shy of Triton Robbins (Krazy Train) when he won the Overall on Sunday.
Arena Championship Series West – Tacoma
Three out of the five events over the weekend at the Tacoma Dome saw clean sweeps… except they were for two different drivers. Blake Granger (Monster Mutt Dalmatian) padded his points lead with clean sweeps on Friday and on Sunday afternoon, but Armando Castro (El Toro Loco) kept him honest by sweeping all three competitions Saturday evening. The other two Overall Event Championship were won by Tim Hall Jr. in Jurassic Attack, who sits an impressive third in the standings.