Detroit 2006 was an event hosted by Monster Jam on March 4th, 2006 at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan.
Field of Trucks[]
- Devastator - Mark Schroeder
- Brutus - Chris Bergeron
- Superman - Marc McDonald
- 106.7 The Drive - Adam Anderson
- El Toro Loco - Dan Evans
- Bob & Tom - Guy Wood
- Iron Outlaw - Linsey Weenk
- Air Force Afterburner - Paul Cohen
- Avenger - Jim Koehler
- Blue Thunder - Tony Farrell
- Bounty Hunter - Jimmy Creten
- Maximum Destruction - Tom Meents
- Grave Digger - Dennis Anderson
Qualifying[]
- Grave Digger: 18.62
- Maximum Destruction: 19.12
- Blue Thunder: 19.36
- Bounty Hunter: 19.621
- Bob & Tom: 20.31
- Air Force Afterburner: 20.44
- Brutus: 20.65
- Superman: 20.65
- Iron Outlaw: 20.66
- The Drive: 21.28
- Avenger: 21.31
- El Toro Loco: 22.44
- Devastator: 27.13 (+5 sec. penalty)
Notes[]
- 1Bounty Hunter broke a champagne glass (not an actual champagne glass but shaped like one and is similar to a CV joint) and was unable to race.
Racing[]
Round 1[]
Grave Digger1 vs. Devastator
Brutus vs. Superman
Bob & Tom vs. The Drive
Blue Thunder vs. Avenger
Air Force Afterburner vs. Iron Outlaw
Maximum Destruction vs. El Toro Loco
Round 2[]
Devastator vs. Superman
The Drive vs. Blue Thunder
Iron Outlaw vs. Maximum Destruction
Semi-Finals[]
Superman vs. Iron Outlaw (Fast Loser)
Blue Thunder vs. Maximum Destruction2
Finals[]
Iron Outlaw vs. Blue Thunder
Notes[]
- 1Grave Digger crossed the line first however lost oil pressure, which would've required tearing the engine apart to fix.
- 2Maximum Destruction crossed the line first however was pulled off the track before the finals due to losing oil pressure.
Freestyle[]
- The Drive: 25
- Maximum Destruction: 23
- Bob & Tom: 19
- Blue Thunder: 19
- El Toro Loco: 17
- Iron Outlaw: 17
- Avenger: 16
- Air Force Afterburner: 15
- Devastator: 12
- Superman: 11
- Bounty Hunter: 11
Grave Digger: DNCBrutus: DNC
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- This was Monster Jam's inaugural event held at the Ford Field, which would become a mainstay on the Monster Jam winter season tour for many years following and served as the replacement venue for the Silverdome in Pontiac, which held its last event two months earlier.
- This was the final televised event of the season before the World Finals.
- For unknown reasons, Dan Evans drove El Toro Loco instead of Lupe Soza.
- Marc McDonald drove Superman as a fill-in for Chad Fortune. This was due to Chad suffering a minor back injury at Jacksonville the week before. Chad was advised to take a step back from driving for a week in order to be safe.
- Bounty Hunter ran with its 2004-05 scheme for this event.
- In the final round, Iron Outlaw knocked over a turning pole, which would've cost him the race however Blue Thunder missed the jump which evened out the times.
- This was Adam Anderson's first televised victory.