Max-D Freestyle Monster Jam World Finals XI
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Eight-time world champion, Tom Meents in Max-D, makes a huge save after catching big air trying to get a ninth win!
The Monster Jam World Finals is a tradition fans flock to from all over the world. For two huge nights each year, the top 24 Monster Jam superstars compete in Las Vegas to see who will be the new Monster Jam World Finals Racing and Freestyle Champions.
Sam Boyd Stadium holds so much history from the last 10 years, and moving into the next decade, each Monster Jam World Finals is sure to be epic. No wonder a sold-out crowd is always in attendance.
Prepare yourself to experience edge-of-your-seat racing, sick air, unbelievable obstacles and all the freestyle your heart can handle. Find out if a returning champion takes home the crown or lets it rest in the hands of a new contender.
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This was the last World Finals run for this truck. 11 years almost. Unreal.
Wait so it isnt even competing anymore in world finals
@@colaflessje This chassis.
What about 2011 and 12?
@@yvonrobillard5479 those years he had the same paint job but the rest of the truck was brand new. He drove this truck all the way back in the first world finals, even though it had the Goldberg paint job it was the same truck underneath.
@@nate0765 wow that's cool
Sidewall for maximum decade of destruction
Their Score: 28 vs My Score: 19
If Tom wouldn't have flipped over he coulda won that year
He wouldn't have. Chuckie set the bar too high that night for anyone to surpass him.
@@furioussherman7265 dude, no bar is too high for Tom Meents
@@allenjackson2846 There are rare, RARE occasions when someone has managed to set a higher bar than even Tom Meents could have surpassed with a peak run. Chuckie's run at this event, Adam Anderson at Vegas in 2008, Todd Leduc at Vegas in 2014, Dennis Anderson at Minneapolis in 2008 and Atlanta in 2012, Neil Elliott at Orlando in 2012 and Vegas in 2017, Jim Koehler at Minneapolis in 2009, Cam McQueen at Vegas in 2012, and Ryan Anderson's encore at Vegas in 2011 were all beyond even what the most insane of Tom Meents runs could achieve.
@@furioussherman7265Tom could
The crash is at 1:24
To much fun.
Gets the same score he got last time a Grave Digger driver won it all
Glad to see somebody else win for a change.
Marlon Thomas
me too
Yeah cause nowadays all we see is Max-d or other big drivers
Marlon Thomas Jr shut up
@@lgaf4050 how rude
@@donnaasbury no YOU are rude for writing "how rude".
Charlie saw meents going down
Too bad this could've won