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A muddy day at Monster Jam University
Learning how to drive a 12,000 pound monster truck in the best way possible-- in the mud.
Emme Hall
My day at Monster Jam University started out with a very clean truck.
It ended with a truck covered in mud from top to bottom.
In between I got all four wheels off the ground.
OK, I rolled the truck after an enthusiastic donut.
Here's what it looked like from the outside.
And here's what the donut looked like from the inside. I may have gotten just a bit dizzy.
Monster trucks have rear steering, controlled by a switch with a driver's right hand.
No keys needed here -- just a flip of the switch.
The highlight of the day was a big ol' Monster Jam jump.
Keep scrolling for more photos of my day at Monster Jam University.
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