Surge Wingers & Monsters

was a tour run by Superb Motorsports in 1997-2000, sponsored by Coca-Cola's Surge soft drink.
The league's main event was monster trucks with winged sprint cars as the side act, and mainly focused on smaller stadiums (mainly NCAA venues) with occasional shows in arenas.
The tour was known for the winning streaks pulled off by and , Shaft, , and .
After the tour ended, some venues switched over to .
== History ==
* 1997 - The league is started. Later that year, El Kadsreian Firestorm tumbles over a baseball wall in Moosic, Pennsylvania at a Surge Wingers & Monsters event. This is one of the biggest monster truck crashes in the league's history.
* 1998 - driving crashes into the wall of the Manning Bowl in Lynn, Massachusetts during a Surge Wingers & Monsters event. Later that year the league holds an all- event featuring (driven by ), (driven by ), and (driven by ) in Springfield, Massachusetts at the Big E Coliseum featuring sprint car heats wherein the racers flew Jolly Roger flags.
* 1999 - Several sprint car racers crash during a Surge Wingers & Monsters event at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, causing one of the league's biggest-non monster truck crashes.
* 2000 - The league was discontinued after Superb Motorsports' sponsorship with Coca-Cola was terminated.
== Color Commentators ==
As a result of Superb choosing to distribute the league's television show, SW&M TV, to public television stations, they produced the show at WGBY in Springfield, Massachusetts for 1997-1998 before moving to New Hampshire Public Television in Superb's home state of New Hampshire for the last two seasons (1999 and 2000). American Program Service/American Public Television distributed the series.
For the SW&M TV color commentators:
* Alfonzo Jensen (1997-2000)
* Scott Fish (1997-2000)
* Maja Prebensen as Lizzy Pistonhead (1999-2000)
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