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Ohio man sweeps titles in Monster Truck Destruction Tour event in Mitchell PHILIP ECKERBERG For the Star-Herald Star Herald MITCHELL — A capacity crowd watched Bobby Holeman of Dayton, Ohio, sweep the three titles in the Monster Truck Destruction Tour with over 350 events each year. It's a brand of Feld Entertainment, the same company behind the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus and Disney on Ice. There are several more monster truck circuits spanning the globe, bringing in fans and drivers from “Ardmore feels like a hometown track. It’s truly a family event. This place is truly a monster truck playground.” Heavy Hitter, which is driven by Derick Anson (Louisville, Ky.), is likely to be a hit amongst spectators, Quick said. “He is a heavy Stevie LOVES monster trucks….. We are asking all our friend with Big lifted Trucks, BigJeeps etc to come together next Thursday, June 30, 2016 at 4pm. Please help us Please let’s make some of his final dreams come true” The event is taking place at It took some work to get Thunder Speedway monster truck ready, and some extra dirt was moved onto the west straightaway, but it allowed Gillette to host two events on a weekend that hadn’t had any races scheduled. “They wanted to give it a try I want to buy a big monster truck." He's already making the big truck circuit. He and his dad have gone as far as western Nebraska and northern Minnesota for shows. David Rife said, "Just seeing him light up when he has all the people around, it just makes .

"It's just one of those things. You see it come across the internet and you really feel compelled that maybe this is what we want to do today," David Smith, who brought his monster truck to the event, said. Stevie's sister accepted a plaque from the League (Photo: KHOU 11 News) Also at the event, was another family who had their own fight I wasn't going to miss it this afternoon." said Susan. One of the monster truck owners told KHOU 11 News he came out after seeing the Facebook campaign. The Toughest Monster Truck tour will return to Covelli Centre for two shows: 7:30 p.m. Feb. 3 and 4. Tickets for the Feb. 3 show are $28, $24 and $10 (children); and for the Feb. 4 show, $33, $28 and $10 (children), and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday at the To his 3-year-old daughter, he said, the word “monster” is enough to generate excitement. And, he said, you don’t have to be a toddler to be thrilled by giant trucks that fly through the air. Both shows take place at 7 p.m., with a pit party from 5-6 .