Travis Mowery (born February 2nd) is a monster truck driver out of Maryland (originally from Newport News, Virginia). He is the son of former Wild Hair driver Ray Mowery. Travis got his start by crewing for Todd Leduc & Matt Buyten on the Metal Mulisha team. He was also a crew chief for his father's team.
Career[]
Mowery began his monster truck career by joining Natural Disaster Racing in 2017, where he drove Storm Damage. He would later make his first Monster Jam appearance in December, driving New Earth Authority at the league's inaugural event in São Paulo.
In 2018, Mowery drove Zombie in Monster Jam Stadium Championship Series 3 and would finish eighth in the series standings. Following the series, Mowery continued to drive Storm Damage for the remainder of the season and later debuted his own identity, Extreme Attitude, at Larry King Law's Langley Speedway in Hampton, Virginia.
He left Natural Disaster Racing to join TK Motorsports to crew alongside his then-fiancée, Kaylyn Migues for the first quarter of 2019. Despite that, he would briefly return to the former team to drive Zombie Fire at Kansas City in June.
In 2020, Mowery drove Nitro Menace in Terre Haute, Indiana.
In 2021, Mowery began driving for TK Motorsports. He drove Extreme Attitude on the Nitro Menace chassis for select Monster Jam events. He drove Kamikaze in Denver.
In 2022, Mowery joined Team Throttle Monster to drive Rockwell R.E.D. in Monster Jam Arena Championship Series West. In October, he drove Jurassic Attack & won freestyle in Houston. It was the truck's first stadium freestyle win since 2007 in Cardiff under Don Frankish (the truck's original owner).
In 2023, Mowery drove a blue Velociraptor on Stadium Tour Red, on the Rockwell R.E.D chassis as the teammate to Mike Christensen's Vendetta. Due to his wife being pregnant, he did not compete in Miami & Tampa. Paul Jensen drove Velociraptor in Miami & Jeff Souza drove the truck in Tampa. He would finish 9th in the final standings. While at Virginia Beach, he announced his retirement from full time driving to focus on his family. He would win 2 freestyles during the weekend. However, he would make a one-off return later that year in September, driving Stone Crusher for the Hampton events for Monster Jam.
In 2024, he drove Toxic in Salisbury, Maryland and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
In 2025, he drove Illuminator in Tappahannock, Virginia at the Wind Vineyards.
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