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Side To Side

**Side To Side** is a song originally by Ariana Grande, featuring Nicki Minaj, that K.A.R.D covered throughout The 1st Tour "Wild K.A.R.D".

## Lyrics

I've been here all night
I've been here all day
And boy, got me walkin' side to side

I'm talkin' to ya
See you standing over there with your body
Feeling like I wanna rock with your body
And we don't gotta think 'bout nothin' ('Bout nothin')
I'm comin' at ya
'Cause I know you got a bad reputation
Doesn't matter, 'cause you give me temptation
And we don't gotta think 'bout nothin' ('Bout nothin')

These friends keep talkin' way too much
Say I should give you up
Can't hear them no, 'cause I

I've been here all night
I've been here all day
And boy, got me walkin' side to side
I've been here all night
I've been here all day
And boy, got me walkin' side to side (Side to side)

Been tryna hide it
Baby what's it gonna hurt if they don't know?
Makin' everybody think that we solo
Just as long as you know you got me (You got me)
And boy I got ya
'Cause tonight I'm making deals with the devil
And I know it's gonna get me in trouble
Just as long as you know you got me

These friends keep talkin' way too much
Say I should give you up
Can't hear them no, 'cause

I've been here all night
I've been here all day
And boy, got me walkin' side to side (Side to side)
I've been here all night
(Been here all night, baby)
I've been here all day
(Been here all day, baby)
And boy, got me walkin' side to side (Side to side)

This the new style with the fresh type of flow
Wrist icicle, ride dick bicycle
Come true yo, get you this type of blow
If you wanna menage I got a tricycle

## Video Gallery

4K 직캠 170510 KARD - Side to Side (WILD KARD IN LA) Fancam170503 K.A.R.D (카드) 'Side To Side' live in Vancouver
Hidden KARD

**Hidden KARD** is the official fandom name for the Korean pop group KARD.

## Etymology

Kard gave "hiDden Kard" (the D, the last piece of KARD, alongside the members) an even bigger meaning.The fandom. The fans, as Hidden Kards, are what completes KARD. The fans what makes them KARD and the reason why KARD is here. The fandom is very important.
J.Seph

**Overview**
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**J. Seph** (Hangul: 제이셉) (born Kim Tae-hyung (Hangul: 김태형)  in Chungju, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea on June 21, 1992 (age 31)) is a South Korean rapper. He is the main rapper, lead dancer, and a vocalist of the co-ed group KARD. He represents the letter A and the Ace card in K.A.R.D .

## Trivia

> Main article: J.Seph/Trivia
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Re

Re: is the fifth extended play (EP) by South Korean co-ed group KARDKard. It is set to release on June 22, 2022, by DSP Media. 'Re:" consists of six tracks — "Break Down", the lead track "Ring the Alarm", "Good Love", "Whip!" and instrumental versions of "Break Down" and "Ring the Alarm".

This marks their first release in about 2 years since their first single album "Way with Words" and after J.Seph's return from the military.

## Background and release

On May 27, a video titled *RE:MEMBER* revealed that they will be releasing new music in June , after a hiatus of more than a year following J.Seph's mandatory military enlistment. Several interview films were also released and in them, the four members tell the story of working with Kard members, musical direction, changes during the hiatus, and affection towards Hidden Kards (fandom of Kard). Each of them said a keyword such as "RE:Turn to the basics" by BM, "RE:Born" by So-min, "RE:Trigger" by J.Seph and "RE:Debut" by Ji-woo to unravel the story.

Following a small trailer which recaps their musical journey, the album title was revealed to be *Re:* in the climaxThe pre-sales for the EP on different online and physical stores began on June 9th, following the album preview in which includes a wide variety of inclusions. Several teasers were also released including a release scheduler,several concept images, music video teaser which reached 1 million views before 24 hours of release, a dance spoiler and a live highlight clipThe EP is set to release on June 22, 2022, through several music portals, including MelOn and Apple Music and more.

## Image Gallery

Group PhotoSomin black VersionSomin White VersionJseph White versionBM Black VersionJ Seph Black VersionJiwoo Black Version

## References

1. ↑ Seo, Byungki (2022-05-27). ‘군백기 끝’ 카드(KARD), 6월 완전체 컴백 확정 (ko).
2. ↑ 카드(KARD), 컴백 앞두고 진솔하게 돌아본 6년 여정…새 앨범 ‘Re:’ 인터뷰 필름 공개 (ko).
3. ↑ Kim, Jae-won. 돌아오는 카드, 컴백 앞서 멤버들 이야기 전한다 (ko).
4. ↑ Park, Seo-hyun (2022-06-10). '22일 컴백' 카드, 컴백 앞두고 인터뷰 필름 공개..4人4色 (ko).
5. ↑ KARD to release 5th mini album June 22 (en) (2022-06-06).
6. ↑ Kard, DSP Media (2022-06-09). KARD 5th Mini Album 'Re:' | PRE-ORDER (en).
7. ↑ Kard, DSP Media (2022-06-11). KARD 5th Mini Album 'Re:' | SCHEDULER (en).
8. ↑ KARD 5th Mini Album 'Re:'| CONCEPT IMAGE | #KARD #카드 (en).
9. ↑ Byeong-chul, Yoo. ‘군백기 끝에 뭉친 넷’ 카드, 신곡 ‘Ring The Alarm’ 단체 콘셉트 이미지 공개…‘파격&스타일리시’ (ko).
10. ↑ Template:Citation
11. ↑ Seung-rok, Lee. "컴백 열기 고조"…카드(KARD), 신곡 'Ring The Alarm' MV티저 공개 (ko).
12. ↑ Template:Citation
13. ↑ Template:Citation
14. ↑ 정하은. '여름 불패' 카드(KARD)의 화려한 귀환 (ko).
15. ↑ Min-Hee, Shin. KARD set to release new EP 'Re:' on June 22 (ko).
Jwoo

**Jwoo** (**J**/.Seph and Ji/**woo**) is the friendship pairing between J.Seph and Jiwoo.

## Other Names

* Jiseph (**Ji**/woo and J./**Seph**)
* Sephwoo (J./**Seph** and Ji/**woo**)
* Coffee and Muffin

## Trivia

### **Similarities**

* Both can sing.
* Both have brown eyes.
* Both can rap.

### **Differences**

* J.Seph is 30, but Jiwoo is 26.
* Jiwoo is one of the vocalists in K.A.R.D, whilst J.Seph is the main rapper.
* J.Seph's blood type is A, whilst Jiwoo's is O.
* Jiwoo trained for 2 months, but J.Seph trained for 5 years.
* Jiwoo is the youngest member, whilst J.Seph is the oldest member.

### **Facts**

* They are both in the band K.A.R.D.
* They performed the song "B\*tch Better Have My Money" on tour together.
納斯卡計劃與水搞伺服器停止相互攻訐條約

**納斯卡計劃與水搞伺服器停止相互攻訐條約**，是水搞伺服器與「納斯卡計劃」擬簽訂的條約，目前簽署計畫擱置中。

## 制定背景

因當時「納斯卡計劃」玩家以輿論大肆抨擊水搞伺服器玩家為低素質玩家，彼此罵戰不斷，於是雙方提出此一條約計畫以平息紛爭。此外，本條約亦配合「納斯卡計劃」禁令而撰寫。

## 重要內容

* 本條約為「納斯卡計劃」禁令的一環。

1. 水搞伺服器（下稱 WS）成員（如附件 A）得於 2017 年 9 月 4 日 23:59:59 (GMT+8) 前退出納斯卡計劃（下稱 PN）主 Facebook 群及其 Facebook CC 群。
2. 條約生效後，WS 成員得不再參與或惡意評論 PN 事務，並遵守服內規範《「納斯卡計劃」禁制條例》。
3. 條約生效後，PNS 成員（如附件 B）不應對 WS 或其成員作出攻擊性言論，及不應干涉或惡意評論 WS 事務。
4. 如 WS 成員違反條款，得依服內規範《「納斯卡計劃」禁制條例》第參章條文辦理。
5. 如 PN 成員違反條款，初犯該成員須被逐出 PN Facebook CC 群及其 Messenger 群組，再犯該成員須被逐出 PN 主 Facebook 群。
6. 為確保本條約有效施行，PN 與 WS 雙方應互派數名監察人（如附件 C）共同監管雙方玩家行為。監察人之產生與更換，應該以公開方式由雙方玩家共同核准。
7. PN 與 WS 雙方管理層應在公元 2017 年 12 月 31 日前以實體方式召開首次政治協商會議，以解決相關爭議。

## 後續影響

* 因「納斯卡計劃」片面停止談判作業，目前尚未有共識。

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Hold On

**Hold On** is a song by KARD from the album Way With Words. It is dedicated to J Seph for his military enlistment. The song talks about 'how the time has come to leave each other's side for a while, but no matter how much time passes, let's protect our love for one another without change, the song delivers KARD's sincere and tender feelings.

## Trivia

* This song is dedicated to J-Seph for his enlistment.
Broken Me

**"Broken Me"** is the first solo digital single by BM. It was released on June 9, 2021 by 8PEX and EMA Recordings, and distributed by YG Plus.

## Lyrics

* English

Oh

Growing numb to all the suffering and pain

What’s left of all my sanity is held just by a thread

I’ve been in a war with all the demons in my head

I’ve fallen yeah

Anxiety is creeping I can feel it come again

Lights are getting dimmer and walls are closing in

Can’t you see I’m suffocating more with every breath

Noone sees I’m suffocating more with every breath

Hide myself from the world

All of my scars

Blind and deaf to all of your words

I’m bleeding inside

Heart is weighing heavy

Everything that I’ve been bearing

All the pressure that I carry

I know I know

I’ll end up on my own

Though I hate to admit i got to

Baby i been

Broken

I don’t wanna be broken

Feelin all alone

No matter how I try

Its aching to the bone

And it kills me Everytime

Baby I’ve been broken

Don’t leave me here broken baby

Broken memories remind us of the beauty of the bliss

Trying to recall on all the better days we miss

Its getting to my head toss and turning in the bed

Hide the sun in the morning just like a shadow when it sets.

All I see is you you you.

All i see is you you you yeah yeah

Tell the mirror that I won’t let go

I need, your what I need yeah

Hide myself from the world

All of my scars

Blind and deaf to all of your words

I’m bleeding inside

Heart is weighing heavy

Everything that I’ve been bearing

All the pressure that I carry

I know I know

I’ll end up on my own

Though I hate to admit I got to

Baby I been

Broken

I don’t wanna be broken

Feelin all alone

No matter how I try

Its aching to the bone

And it kills me everytime

Baby I’ve been broken

Don’t leave me here broken baby

Taking in more than enough

Tired of being broken in the cold

Trying to find a way to let it go

Know i’ll find a way to let it go

Cause I’m broken

I don’t wanna be broken

Feelin all alone

No matter how I try

Its aching to the bone

And it kills me everytime

Baby I’ve been broken

Don’t leave me here broken baby

## Trivia

* This is BM's solo digital single
* The song is written and composed by BM
BM/Trivia

**Overview**
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* He is the second oldest in K.A.R.D after J.Seph.
* He has two Korean names: Kim JinSeok and Kim WooJin.
* He was a trainee for 4 years and a half.
* Card Name : King
* He likes to go to the gym.
* His favorite rapper is J.Cole.
* He participated in season one of K-pop Star, a South Korean reality show.
* He explained that the King is the most dependable and strong card, so he is the team’s solid foundation.
* He said that J.Seph helped him a lot when he moved to Korea.
* He and J.Seph live together in a dorm.
* He can speak Korean, English and Spanish.
* He is the only member who was born in a foreign-language company, in his case, America.
* He learnt how to drive at the age of 16.
* If he could introduce any of the members to his brother, it would be Jiwooas he believes that she has American swag.
2013 Crandon 2

The **2013 Crandon round 2** was the tenth race of the 2013 Stadium Super Trucks season. Held on September 1, 2013, it was the second and (to date) final SST race at Crandon International Off-Road Raceway.

Jerett Brooks scored his first career win in the event.

## Race notes

* Like in the first race, a land rush start was utilized to begin the event.
* The race's final six laps were run in reverse.

## References

1. ↑ Round 10 of 14 – Crandon, Wisconsin – 9/1/13
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**BM**

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**Somin**

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**Jiwoo**

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**J-Seph**

Code: J-Seph

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**Oh Na Na**

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**Don't Recall**

Code: Don't Recall
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**RUMOR**

Code: RUMOR
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**You In Me**

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**You in Me**

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**Hola Hola (Song)**
HWAITING

## OverView

**HWAITING** is English television- series that is hosted by Eric Nam and features: KARD member BM, Amber, Pinel, Jae, Jamie and Ashley. The guests play games each episode and the one with the most high points wins the game. Each episode features different games.

## Trivia

* Eric Nam hosts the show under Dive Studios.
* BM wins 3rd place.
* In Debut order, BM is maknae
B.Seph

**B.Seph** (**B**/M and J/**.Seph**) is the friendship pairing between J.Seph and BM.

## Trivia

### **Similarities**

* Both can sing, rap, and dance.
* Both can speak Korean and English.
* Both are 30 years old.
* Both are the male members of the group.
* Both were initially supposed to be a hip-hop duo.

### **Differences**

* BM is Korean-American while J.Seph is Korean.
* BM can speak Spanish while J.Seph cannot.

### **Facts**

* They are both rappers, along with Jeon Jiwoo, in the band KARD.
X Games Austin

The **X Games** is an annual extreme sports event. Known for hosting sports like skateboarding, Moto X and BMX, the Games also featured auto racing. Currently held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, **X Games Austin** was held at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas from 2014 to 2015. Circuit of the Americas currently hosts Formula One's United States Grand Prix and MotoGP's Grand Prix of the Americas.

Speed Energy Formula Off-Road was invited to compete at the X Games during its two-year stint in Austin.

## History

In December 2013, the X Games announced the Stadium Super Trucks would be added as an event for the 2014 Games in Austin.

"The schedule we had for 2014 was already very good and to be able to add X Games Austin in to the mix is a tremendous opportunity for us," Robby Gordon stated. "I'm stoked beyond belief and really feel like this is going to be a perfect fit, building on the X Games motorsports tradition with motocross events and the Global RallyCross partnership. We are probably the most extreme motorsport there is and we can't wait to prove it in Austin."

Apdaly Lopez went on to win the gold medal, followed by Sheldon Creed and Gordon.

The 2015 X Games event featured a diverse field. Three NASCAR drivers joined the grid: 1989 NASCAR Winston Cup Series champion Rusty Wallace, road course ringer Boris Said and former Nationwide Series driver and eleven-time X Games medalist Travis Pastrana. Moto X biker Jeremy Stenberg also competed in the event. Of the 16 drivers invited, five were teenagers and four were younger than 17: C. J. Greaves (19), Creed (17), Jerett Brooks and Scotty Steele (16), and Gavin Harlien (15).
Bwoo

**Bwoo** (**B**/M and Ji/**woo**) is the friendship pairing between BM and Jiwoo.

## Trivia

### **Similarities**

* They both can sing.
* Both can rap and dance.
* Both have the blood type A.
* Both have brown eyes.
* Both have siblings.

### **Differences**

* BM is 30, but Jiwoo is 26.
* BM is fluent in English but Jiwoo isn't.
* BM was born in 1992, whilst Jiwoo was born in 1996.
* Jiwoo is one of the vocalists in K.A.R.D, whilst BM is the lead rapper.
* BM was born in America, whereas Jiwoo was born in Korea.

### **Facts**

* They are both in the band K.A.R.D.
* They first met on Bm's birthday.
* BM said that if he could introduce any of the members to his brother, it would be Jiwoo as he believes that she has American swag.
2015 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg 1

The **2015 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg round 1** was the fourth race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Sheldon Creed won.

## Race notes

* The starting lineup was fully inverted from qualifying.

## References

1. ↑ Sheldon Creed was the fastest in the rainy practice session at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Stadium Super Trucks presented by Traxxas.
2. ↑ SST St. Pete Qualifying
3. ↑ Round 4 of 21 – GP Of St. Pete Race 1 – 3/28/15
2014 Race of Champions

The **2014 Race of Champions** was an exhibition event featuring the world's best racing drivers, held on December 13–14, 2014 at Bushy Park Circuit in Barbados.

It marked the series' first time participating in the Race of Champions, though it was an exhibition event.

## Race notes

* It was SST's first time racing in Barbados and outside mainland North America.
* Robby Gordon, a month after winning the 2014 championship, represented Team Americas in the ROC Nations Cup alongside World Touring Car champion José María López. Gordon's brother-in-law and IndyCar Series driver Ryan Hunter-Reay represented Team USA.
* A knockout format was used.
* SST would return to ROC in 2019, though as a points weekend.

## Results

* Listed below are only results of duels between those in Stadium Super Trucks.
* Winner in **bold**
* A dagger (†) represents a yellow card (for hitting the wall or a false start), resulting in a time penalty.

### Race of Champions

 **David Coulthard** | **2:03.8327** | 2:14.5405†
 Romain Grosjean
 Jolyon Palmer

## References

1. ↑ Robby Gordon Brings The Stadium Super Trucks To Barbados
Jimmy Vasser

**Jimmy Vasser** (born November 20, 1965) is an American open-wheel driver.

## Biography

Vasser was a veteran of the CART/Champ Car Series, winning ten races in his 16-year career and was the 1996 champion. In 2003, he joined Kevin Kalhoven's PK Racing as a driver before becoming co-owner of the team a year later, renaming it KV Racing Technology. With Tony Kanaan, the team won the 2013 Indianapolis 500, while Sébastien Bourdais won four races with KV. KV Racing Technology shut down after the 2016 season.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Vasser was scheduled to run the Stadium Super Trucks race at Honda Indy Toronto, but an injury forced him out of the truck. Instead, Davey Hamilton drove the truck.

## References

1. ↑ VASSER, KV RACING SHUT DOWN INDYCAR TEAM AFTER 14 YEARS
2. ↑ Paul Tracy, Jimmy Vasser join Robby Gordon's Stadium SUPER Trucks series for Toronto
3. ↑ Lofton wins Stadium Truck Race 1 in Toronto
Ricky Johnson

**Rick "Ricky" Johnson** (born July 6, 1964) is an American off-road and motocross racer.

## Biography

Johnson started racing motorcycles in the 1980s. Riding a Honda, he won the AMA Motocross 450 championship three times in 1984, 1986 and 1987. He also won the AMA Supercross championship in 1988. However, injuries ended his motocross career in 1991, and was inducted into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 1999 and the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 2012.

Johnson eventually moved to stock cars and was named the American Speed Association (ASA) Rookie of the Year in 1999. From 1995 to 1997, Johnson raced in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, recording two top-ten finishes in twelve races.

He also raced off-road trucks, winning short course championships in 1998 and 2010 in Pro-2, along with in 2011 and 2012 in Pro-4. In 2009, Johnson founded TORC: The Off-Road Championship, though he resigned as series promoter after the year ended to focus on driving.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Johnson joined the newly-formed Stadium Super Trucks, driving the No. 5 JEGS Performance truck at the Grand Prix of Long Beach and Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

## References

1. ↑ AMA Motocross 450 Champions (USA) / MX / 250 Two-Stroke
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Rick Johnson
3. ↑ NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Results (races)
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Ricky Johnson with JEGS High Performance to race SST
5. ↑ TORC Founder Ricky Johnson Has Some Un-finished Business on the Track – Steps Down as TORC Promoter to Continue Driving Career In 2010
2014 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg 1

The **2014 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg round 1** was the first race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season. It was the trucks' first time racing in St. Petersburg.

Defending champion Robby Gordon opened the season with the win.

## Race notes

* The race was the first under the SPEED Energy Formula Off-Road presented by Traxxas name.
* Rainy conditions plagued the race, with Gordon describing it as "the worst weather conditions he has ever competed in over a more than 30-year career."

## References

1. ↑ Robby Gordon Wins Round 1 of SPEED Energy Formula Off-Road Presented by Traxxas At the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
2. ↑ Round 1 of 16 – St. Petersburg – 3/29/14
Nick Baumgartner

**Nick Baumgartner** (born December 17, 1981) is a snowboarder and off-road racer.

## Biography

Baumgartner was a snowboarder, competing at the FIS Snowboarding World Championships and other snowboarding world cups. He competed for the United States at the 2010 Winter Olympics, where he finished 20th. He returned to the U.S. Olympic Team for the 2014 Games, participating in the snowboard cross events; he failed to make the quarterfinals after finishing fourth (the top three advanced to the quarterfinals).

In 2011, he competed in the Winter X Games, winning the gold medal in snowboard cross, followed by a silver the following year. Also in 2011, he made his debut in auto racing, driving in TORC: The Off-Road Championship's Stock Truck category, and finished on the podium in his first three races. He ended the year with Rookie of the Year.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Baumgartner competed in the inaugural Stadium Super Trucks race at University of Phoenix Stadium and five more races during the year.

A year later, he returned to the series for the X Games Austin round, driving the No. 12 Loctite truck.

## References

1. ↑ Former wrestler Nick Baumgartner ready to compete in the Sochi Olympics
2. ↑ Holland, Baumgartner fail to make snowboardcross quarterfinals
3. ↑ Winter X Games Gold Medalist Nick Baumgartner to Compete in X Games Austin
2014 Menards at the Brickyard 2

The **2014 Menards at the Brickyard round 2** was the fifth race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season and the second of two events at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 23.

The race was won by Apdaly Lopez.

## Race ntoes

* With a full field invert, every driver was eligible to earn points for gaining position.

## References

1. ↑ Round 5 of 16 – Indianapolis #2 – 5/23/14
2014 Las Vegas 2

The **2014 Las Vegas round 2** was the sixteenth and final race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Sheldon Creed won the race, but Robby Gordon's runner-up finish secured his second straight championship.

## Race notes

* The race was initially scheduled for November 5 but was postponed by a day to support SEMA.
* The first two rows (Creed, Gordon, Burt Jenner) were inverted.

## References

1. ↑ Stadium Super Trucks Partners with SEMA, Moves Las Vegas Race to Nov. 6
2. ↑ EJ Viso was the quickest qualifier in Las Vegas. Stadium Super Trucks presented by Traxxas Heat races #1 & 2 up next.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Round 16 of 16 – Las Vegas #2 – 11/1/14
2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix 2

The **2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix round 2** was the seventh race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season.

E. J. Viso won, his second straight win.

## Race notes

* The first four rows (Henrique Cisneros, Burt Jenner, Aaron Bambach, Arie Luyendyk Jr., Viso, Robby Gordon, Scotty Steele) were inverted.
* Keegan Kincaid drove the No. 74 in Sheldon Creed's place, with points earned by the former going to the latter. Both drivers were Traxxas teammates.

## References

1. ↑ Round 7 of 16 – Detroit #2 – 5/31/14
Texas Motor Speedway

**Texas Motor Speedway** is an American oval track located in Forth Worth, Texas. The track currently hosts two NASCAR Cup Series race weekends and an IndyCar Series weekend.

In 2017, SPEED Energy Formula Off-Road hosted a support event to IndyCar's Rainguard Water Sealers 600 at the track. Attendance for the event was free for those with tickets to the IndyCar race. The track layout featured a mixture of both dirt and asphalt, including usage of pit road, and four aluminum jumps.

## References

1. ↑ Texas Motor Speedway adds ‘extreme motorsports’ truck race in 2017
2. ↑ Stadium Super Trucks
2015 Sand Sports Super Show 2

The **2015 Sand Sports Super Show round 2** was the fourteenth race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Sheldon Creed won.

## Race notes

* P. J. Jones replaced Keegan Kincaid in the No. 47, with points earned by the former going to the latter.
* Although he officially raced with the No. 21 number plate, points earned by Mike Whiddett went to the No. 5 of E. J. Viso.
* The field was fully inverted for the heats.
* The first three rows (Augie Lerch, Robby Gordon, Jones, Scotty Steele, Burt Jenner, Creed) were inverted in the final.

## References

1. ↑ SST Sand Sports race 2 qualifying results
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Round 14 of 21 – Sand Sports #2 – 9/19/15
2014 Sand Sports Super Show 1

The **2014 Sand Sports Super Show round 1** was the twelfth race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Robby Gordon won.

## Race notes

* The field was fully inverted for both heat races, while the first two rows (B. J. Baldwin, Keegan Kincaid, E. J. Viso, Robby Gordon) did so for the final.
* Kincaid drove the No. 74 in Sheldon Creed's place, with points earned by the latter going to the former. Both were Traxxas teammates.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Round 12 of 16 – Sand Sports #1 – 9/19/14
2015 Clipsal 500 1

The **2015 Clipsal 500 round 1** was the first race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season and the series' first event in Australia.

E. J. Viso won.

## Race notes

* Four Australian drivers entered their home country's race: Toby Price, Brad Gallard, Nathan Pretty, and Matt Mingay.
* Toyo Tires served as title sponsor for the race.
* The field was fully inverted.

## Results

### Practice 2/Qualifying

 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
 10

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Driver line-up confirmed for Stadium SUPER Trucks Debut at Clipsal 500
2. ↑ Practice 1 results from Clipsal 500 Adelaide. Stadium Super Trucks presented by Traxxas
3. ↑ Practice 2 results from Clipsal 500 Adelaide. Stadium Super Trucks presented by Traxxas.
4. ↑ Round 1 of 21 – Clipsal 500 – 2/27/15
2015 Sand Sports Super Show 3

The **2015 Sand Sports Super Show round 3** was the fifteenth race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Sheldon Creed won.

## Race notes

* Three driver substitutions took place, with points earned by the replacements going to the original drivers:
	+ Scotty Steele drove the No. 57 in Bill Hynes' place for the final after his No. 48 suffered mechanical problems in the heat.
	+ P. J. Jones replaced Keegan Kincaid in the No. 47.
	+ Mike Whiddett drove the No. 21, but scored points for E. J. Viso (No. 5).
* The field was fully inverted for both the heat and final.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Round 15 of 21 – Sand Sports #3 – 9/20/15
2015 Honda Indy Toronto 2

The **2015 Honda Indy Toronto round 2** was the eleventh round of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Keegan Kincaid won.

## Race notes

* The starting lineup was inverted from Race 1's results with the exception of Russell Boyle, who chose to start at the rear and was therefore ineligible to earn points for passing.

## References

1. ↑ Round 12 of 21 – Toronto Race #2 – 6/14/15
Arie Luyendyk Jr.

**Arie Luyendyk Jr.** (born September 18, 1981) is a Dutch racing driver.

## Biography

The son of two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luyendyk, Luyendyk Jr. spent most of his career in Indy Lights, finishing 2nd in points in his first season in 2002. He attempted to qualify for the 2005 Indy 500, but failed; he eventually made his IndyCar Series debut in 2006 at Indy, finishing 28th.

In 2007, he joined Team Netherlands in A1 Grand Prix as a test driver, followed by a full-time return to Indy Lights in 2008, where he finished 4th.

Luyendyk has since worked for NBC Sports Network as an analyst and appeared on The Bachelor during early 2013. During the year, he tested an off-road truck and began competing in TORC: The Off-Road Championship, where he currently competes in the PRO 2WD division.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Luyendyk competed in the inaugural Stadium Super Trucks race at University of Phoenix Stadium, racing in the first six races of the season.

## References

1. ↑ IRL: Indy 500: 2006 Entry list finalized
2. ↑ 2006 Indianapolis 500
3. ↑ The Bachelorette's Arie Luyendyk Jr.: I Got the 'Same Exact Deal' as Bachelor Also-Ran Luke Pell
4. ↑ Arie Luyendyk Jr.
MGM Resorts Village

**Las Vegas Village**, formerly known as **MGM Resorts Village**, is an open-air venue located in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In 2014, SPEED Energy Formula Off-Road began hosting its season finale at the village in conjunction with the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show.

## References

1. ↑ No MGM Resorts: It’s now Las Vegas Village and Las Vegas Festival Grounds
2. ↑ Stadium Super Trucks Partners with SEMA, Moves Las Vegas Race to Nov. 6
2015 Sand Sports Super Show 1

The **2015 Sand Sports Super Show round 1** was the thirteenth race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Driving in Keegan Kincaid's place, P. J. Jones won.

## Race notes

* *Gas Monkey Garage* host Aaron Kaufman and former Indy Lights driver Augie Lerch made their SST debuts.
* Robby Gordon raced with Arctic Cat sponsorship for the first time.
* Jones drove Kincaid's No. 47, with points earned going to the latter.
* Although he is officially listed as in the No. 21, Mike Whiddett drove E. J. Viso's No. 5 truck, with points earned going to the latter.

## References

1. ↑ Aaron Kaufman of @GasMonkeyGarage @ToyoTires will make his SST debut this weekend at the Sand Sports Super Show
2. ↑ Making his SST debut this weekend at the Sand Sports Super Show is #12 @AugieLerch @arcticcat\_atv SPEED Comp. Equip.
3. ↑ Qualifying results from Sand Sports Super Show race 1
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Round 13 of 21 – Sand Sports #1 – 9/18/15
Justin Matney

**Justin Matney** (born September 24, 1985) is an American off-road driver.

## Biography

The winner of the 2013 Baja 500 (class 1), Matney is the owner of RPM Off-Road, a gas and diesel performance shop in Bristol, Tennessee.

### Stadium Super Trucks

Matney ran the inaugural Stadium Super Trucks race in 2013 at University of Phoenix Stadium, where he finished second.

He returned to the series in 2016 to participate in the SST-sanctioned Mike's Peak Hillclimb Challenge.

## References

1. ↑ Justin Matney
2. ↑ RPM OFF-ROAD TO ENTER FIVE TRUCKS IN INAUGURAL MIKE’S PEAK HILL CLIMB CHALLENGE
2013 Sand Sports Super Show 2

The **2013 Sand Sports Super Show round 2** was the twelfth race of the 2013 Stadium Super Trucks season. Held on September 21, 2013, it was won by Justin Lofton.

## Race notes

* Justin Lofton, Mike Jenkins, Keegan Kincaid, and Robby Gordon were the fastest in practice.
* Robby Gordon had the fastest qualifying time of 58.372.
* Like in Race 1, Kincaid filled in the No. 21 for Rob MacCachren, with points earned by the former going to the latter.

## References

1. ↑ Justin Lofton was quickest in practice today at the Sand Sports Super Show.
2. ↑ Disappointment to Victory, Lofton Wins Round No. 12
3. ↑ SST qualifying results for Saturday:
4. ↑ Round 12 of 14 – Costa Mesa, California – 9/21/13
Peter Klein

*"You may not like how he does things, but that man can do anything he wants. It's a wonder he hasn't declared himself King."* - Harris Tolbert

## Background

Major General Peter Klein was born in 1967 in Dayton, OH. His father was in the Army and since he was a child, it had been his dream to follow in his footsteps. Klein attended West Point, and commissioned into the Army at 22. His hard-nosed, no nonsense attitude made him an effective combat leader. He quickly rose through the ranks, being appointed battalion commander at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

## Appearance

General Klein is of average build, white with recognizable silver hair and mustache.

## Stryker Battalion

When the outbreak occurred, General Klein utilized the military base for the stronghold that it was. Many of his personnel within the base became infected and began to turn. He and his men successfully ousted those who were infected, all while communicating with his superiors to coordinate a relief effort for the area. Unfortunately, the damage to the civilian population was catastrophic, and their orders shifted from relief to preservation.
X Games Austin 2014

**X Games Austin 2014** was the ninth round of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season and the series' inaugural trip to X Games Austin.

Held at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, the feature and gold medal were won by Apdaly Lopez.

## Race notes

* A series-record 20 drivers entered the race, many of whom were also racing elsewhere that weekend. For example, Robby Gordon, Justin Matney, Jay Reichert, and B. J. Baldwin competed in the Baja 500 in addition to the X Games during the weekend, while Justin Lofton spent the previous day racing in NASCAR.
* The top eight finishers in each heat advanced to the final, with Charles Dorrance and Nick Vanis (Heat 1) and Greg Adler and Jay Reichert (Heat 2) failing to make the feature.
* The first two rows in the heats (Lofton, Sheldon Creed, Burt Jenner, and Gordon in Heat 1; Lopez, Scotty Steele, Nick Baumgartner, and Bobby Runyan Jr. in Heat 2) were inverted.

## References

1. ↑ RECORD 20 TRUCK ENTRY FOR FORMULA OFF-ROAD X GAMES RACES
2. ↑ Robby Gordon was quickest in Stadium Super Trucks presented by Traxxas qualifying at X Games Austin
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Round 9 of 16 – X GAMES Austin – 6/8/14
Stadium Super Trucks Wiki

## Welcome to the Stadium Super Trucks Wiki!

**What are the Stadium Super Trucks?**

The Stadium Super Trucks are an American racing series created by Robby Gordon in 2013. True to its name, the trucks are off-road vehicles designed for stadium racing, but they regularly see action on street circuits and road courses.

This wiki is dedicated to providing full statistics and information on the series.

**Where can I watch the races live?**

Since 2016, all races have been livestreamed on Facebook and the series website.

**Where can I watch past races?**

A few months after the race broadcast has been released, the series' official YouTube channel often posts the replay.

**Related links**

* Official website
* /r/StadiumSuperTrucks
* Facebook
* Instagram
* Twitter
* YouTube
Mike Jenkins

**Mike Jenkins** (born April 1965) is an American off-road driver and the owner of Traxxas.

## Biography

The owner of Traxxas, Jenkins was the first employee of the company when it was founded in 1986, working under his father Jim. In 2007, he and his brother Mark started racing in the Mazda MX-5 Cup, but switched to short track off-road racing in 2008, which fit Traxxas' image. Sponsoring Jeff Kincaid, the brothers created Jenkins Brothers Racing to field a two-truck team, with Mike driving a Pro 4X4 truck. In his first year, he had 10 top tens, a top five and 2 podium finishes, earning him Rookie of the Year honors. In 2009, he moved to TORC, recording 5 top fives and 2 podiums, followed by his first career win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Jenkins and Traxxas joined the newly-formed Stadium Super Trucks, fielding a two-truck team. Jenkins, who drove the #47, ran the first 5 SST races, followed by the Crandon and Costa Mesa races, with a best finish of 6th at Long Beach and the second Costa Mesa race.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Traxxas Joins Stadium SUPER Trucks with Two Truck Team
2. ↑ Mike Jenkins
Greg Foster

**Greg Foster** is an American boat racer and off-road driver.

## Biography

Foster first started in Southern California boat racing as early as 15, particularly the Champ Boat Class, winning the St. Louis Grand Prix (nicknamed the "Indy 500 of boat racing") in 2002. He later started off-road racing in the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series. In 2013, he competed in the Best of the Desert event with JCK Foster Motorsports.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, he made his Stadium Super Trucks debut at the Sand Sports Super Show with a best finish of 6th in the final event.

## References

1. ↑ SLIDESHOW: West Seattle based F-1 tunnel boat from Seaway Marine wins Graham Trucking Cup at Seafair
2. ↑ Greg Foster Wins St. Louis Grand Prix
2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix 3

The **2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix round 3** was the eighth race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season and final round of the 2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix weekend.

E. J. Viso won to complete the weekend sweep.

## Race notes

* The first four rows (Apdaly Lopez, Burt Jenner, Aaron Bambach, Arie Luyendyk Jr., Viso, Robby Gordon, Scotty Steele) were inverted.
* Keegan Kincaid drove the No. 74 in Sheldon Creed's place, with points earned by the former going to the latter. Both drivers were Traxxas teammates.
* Viso is the first driver in series history to sweep a weekend's entire slate.
2015 Clipsal 500 2

The **2015 Clipsal 500 round 2** was the second race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Sheldon Creed won.

## Race notes

* The starting lineup was inverted from the first race.
* Billy Geddes drove the No. 87 in Toby Price's place, though Geddes earned points for himself.

## References

1. ↑ Billy Geddes will drive #87 in today's Race #2 at @Clipsal500 Adelaide. Toby Price will drive in race #3 on Sunday.
2. ↑ Round 2 of 21 – Clipsal 500 – 2/28/15
Jerett Brooks

**Jerett Brooks** (born July 27, 1997) is an American off-road driver.

## Biography

Brooks first started racing in his hometown of Alpine, California, racing in J1 Trophy Karts before moving up to Modified Trophy Karts. In 2012, he raced Prolite trucks.

He turned pro when he was 14 years old, graduating from high school in May 2014.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Brooks made his Stadium Super Trucks debut at Qualcomm Stadium. Later in the year, at Crandon International Off-Road Raceway, he finished on the podium in the first race and won the second. Brooks ran the first five races of the 2014 season, recording three podiums, and finished fourth at X Games Austin.
Stadium Super Trucks

The **Stadium Super Trucks** are an American racing series featuring off-road trucks competing on street circuits. Created by IndyCar and NASCAR veteran Robby Gordon in 2013, it has grown since its debut season from racing in stadiums to competing on the streets as support events for various racing series around the world.

## Trucks

The trucks weigh approximately 2,900 pounds and are built with a steel-tube frame and fiberglass body. A portion of the frame is intended to protect the driver from rolls. The trucks are 13'5" long and 5'2" high, feature a three-speed transmission and can reach speeds as high as 140 mph (230 km/h) with the use of a 600-hp Chevrolet LS V8 engine. The truck's high center of mass and soft suspension makes the vehicle prone to rolling. Next to the driver is a 5-US-gallon (19 l) jug that catches fluids which may have spilled from damage that the truck sustains. Each truck has Department of Transportation-approved Toyo Tires.

Besides certain aspects like spring rates and ride heights being modifiable to adjust for drivers' racing styles, every truck is identical to one another. When Gordon created the series, he wanted it to focus exclusively on the drivers rather than on equipment like in NASCAR.
Scotty Steele

**Scotty Steele** (born January 1, 1998) is an American off-road driver.

## Biography

Part of a racing family, Steele is the older brother of Parker Steele, both of whom competed in the Modified Kart division of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Steele made his Stadium Super Trucks debut at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, running 6 races with a best finish of 6th at the second Crandon International Off-Road Raceway event.

## References

1. ↑ Steele Racing Matures Into Professional Off Road Race Team
2013 Crandon 1

The **2013 Crandon round 1** was the ninth race of the 2013 Stadium Super Trucks season and the first at Crandon International Off-Road Raceway.

Rob MacCachren won.

## Race notes

* Although it was the first points race at Crandon, the track had hosted SST exhibition races in 2012.
* The race marked Craig Potts' SST debut. His son Cole would also race in the series.
* Sheldon Creed was the fastest in qualifying, while Mike Jenkins suffered engine problems during his run.
* A land rush start was used to begin the race.

## References

1. ↑ SST Returns to Crandon for Rounds 9 & 10
2. ↑ SST Practice results from Crandon:
3. ↑ Rob MacCachren & Jerrett Brooks Win At Crandon
4. ↑ Round 9 of 14 – Crandon, Wisconsin – 8/30/13
Matthew Brabham

**Matthew Brabham** (born February 25, 1994) is an Australian-American driver. The son of open-wheel driver Geoff Brabham and the grandson of three-time Formula One World Champion Jack Brabham, he currently races full-time in SPEED Energy Formula Off-Road.

## Biography

A karting driver, Brabham started racing open-wheel cars in 2012 in the F2000 National Championship, winning the title. Through the Road to Indy program, he was invited to race in the Star Mazda Championship for 2013. His progress through the ladder continued as he won all but three races in the series to earn a scholarship in Indy Lights for 2014. He finished fourth in the standings. During the year, he also raced in Formula E.

In 2016, Brabham partnered with PIRTEK Team Murray to run the 100th Indianapolis 500. After qualifying 27th, he finished 22nd.

During the 2017 season, Brabham made his Virgin Australia Supercars Championship debut at Barbagallo Raceway as a replacement for Taz Douglas in the No. 3 Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport car; having already been at the track to run the Stadium Super Trucks race, he became the first driver to run both series in a single weekend.

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2015, Brabham made his Speed Energy Formula Off-Road debut at Honda Indy Toronto. He also competed at the Castrol Gold Coast 600, Valvoline Raceway (Sydney Speedway) and the Sydney 500 V8 Supercars event in the Stadium Super Trucks. He returned to the series in 2016 at the Adelaide Street Circuit securing a podium, which he backed up with a podium at St. Petersburg in support of the IndyCar Series. In June 2016, Brabham swept the Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix rounds. He later joined Team Traxxas, driving the No. 83 alongside Sheldon Creed. He finished second in the 2016 standings, 75 points behind teammate Creed.

## References

1. ↑ BRABHAM TO ATTEMPT TO BECOME INDY 500'S THIRD THIRD-GENERATION DRIVER
2. ↑ 2016 Indianapolis 500
3. ↑ Brabham set for shock Supercars debut at Perth
2014 Las Vegas 1

The **2014 Las Vegas round 1** was the fifteenth race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season. It was the second year with SST in Las Vegas, but the series' first time racing at MGM Resorts Village.

Robby Gordon won.

## Race notes

* The second race on November 5 was moved to the following day to support SEMA. The first race, however, remained in its original location and is technically a standalone event.
* Justin Lofton drove the No. 57 in Bill Hynes' place, with points earned by the former going to the latter.
* The first two rows were inverted, with Gordon, Sheldon Creed, and Keegan Kincaid being eligible to earn passing points.

## References

1. ↑ Stadium Super Trucks Partners with SEMA, Moves Las Vegas Race to Nov. 6
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Round 15 of 16 – Las Vegas #1 – 11/1/14
2014 Sand Sports Super Show 2

The **2014 Sand Sports Super Show round 2** was the thirteenth race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Keegan Kincaid scored his first career SST victory.

## Race notes

* The field was fully inverted for both heat races, while the first two rows (Robby Gordon, Keegan Kincaid, E. J. Viso, Apdaly Lopez) did so for the final.
* Kincaid drove the No. 74 in Sheldon Creed's place while P. J. Jones took over Bill Hynes' No. 57, with points earned by the substitutes going to the original drivers. Kincaid and Creed were Traxxas teammates.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Round 13 of 16 – Sand Sports #2 – 9/20/14
Regnar月台門

**Regnar月台門**，又稱**佐永式月台門**，分為閘門與幕門兩類，是目前搞聯所使用的月台門之一，由發明者Ranger728所命名。

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## 延伸設計

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2015 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix 3

The **2015 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix round 3** was the ninth race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season.

Burt Jenner won.

## Race notes

* The field was fully inverted based on the results of Race 2.
* P. J. Jones continued to drive Sheldon Creed's No. 74 truck while Creed had other racing obligations, with points earned by the former going to the latter.

## References

1. ↑ PJ Jones will drive the #74 @TraxxasRacing SST this weekend at the @detroitgp. Sheldon Creed is racing out west.
2. ↑ PJ Jones is driving Sheldon Creed's Traxxas #74 this weekend at the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix. Jones, a 2 time winner in the Stadium Super Trucks series, will accumulate points for Creed.
3. ↑ Round 9 of 21 – Detroit Belle Isle GP Race #3 – 5/31/15
2013 Stadium Super Trucks season

The **2013 Stadium Super Trucks season** was the inaugural season of Stadium Super Trucks competition. Created by Robby Gordon, the series revived the concept of stadium truck racing.

Gordon went on to win the series championship by seven points over Rob MacCachren.

## References

1. ↑ 2013 Race Results
2. ↑ 2013 SST POINT STANDINGS
2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix 1

The **2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix round 1** was the sixth race of the 2014 Stadium Super Trucks season and the series' inaugural race at the Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix.

E. J. Viso won, beginning a weekend sweep of the three Detroit races.

## Race notes

* The first three rows (Henrique Cisneros, Burt Jenner, Aaron Bambach, Arie Luyendyk Jr., Viso, Robby Gordon) were inverted.
* Keegan Kincaid drove the No. 74 in Sheldon Creed's place, with points earned by the former going to the latter. Both drivers were Traxxas teammates.

## References

1. ↑ Round 6 of 16 – Detroit #1 – 5/30/14
Apdaly Lopez

**Apdaly Lopez** is a Mexican off-road driver. A Trophy Truck veteran, he has competed in Speed Energy Formula Off-Road since its inaugural season in 2013.

## Biography

In 2011, Lopez started racing in SCORE International (Sanctioning Committee Off Road Events).

### Stadium Super Trucks

In 2013, Lopez competed in the Stadium Super Trucks' Super Buggy support class. Later in the year, he made his SST debut at the Sand Sports Super Show, running its three rounds. He finished third in the first two races before retiring from the third.

A year later, Lopez began racing full-time in SST, winning his first career race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. In June, at X Games Austin, he won his heat race and went on to win the gold medal, becoming the youngest driver to win gold in X Games history and the first male Mexican to win X Games gold.

He joined the grid for the 2015 X Games Austin event, but was unable to repeat his success as he failed to qualify for the final.

In 2016, Lopez competed in the SST-sanctioned Mike's Peak Hill Climb Challenge, though he drove an unlimited truck.
2013 Sand Sports Super Show 1

The **2013 Sand Sports Super Show round 1** was the eleventh race of the 2013 Stadium Super Trucks season. Held on September 20, 2013, it was the series' first time racing at the OC Fair & Event Center as part of the Sand Sports Super Show.

Robby Gordon won.

## Race notes

* Keegan Kincaid drove the No. 21 in Rob MacCachren's place, with points earned by Kincaid going to the latter.

## References

1. ↑ Justin Lofton was quickest in practice at the Sand Sports Super Show.
2. ↑ Justin Lofton was the quickest in qualifying for tonight's SST race at the Sand Sports Super Show.
3. ↑ Round 11 of 14 – Costa Mesa, California – 9/20/13
2013 Los Angeles

The **2013 Los Angeles round** was the third race of the 2013 Stadium Super Trucks season. Held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on April 27, 2013, it was won by Robby Gordon.

## Race notes

* The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum held the first race for Mickey Thompson's stadium truck series in 1979.
* Two heat races were held, with the top three finishers automatically advancing to the final. The others were required to run the Last Chance Qualifier.

## Results

### Heat 2

 2
 3
 4
 5
 6

## References

1. ↑ Gordon Sets Fast Time in Stadium SUPER Trucks Round #3
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Robby Gordon Wins at Historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
3. ↑ Round 3 of 14 – L.A. Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA – 4/27/13
X Games Austin 2015

**X Games Austin 2015** was the tenth race of the 2015 Stadium Super Trucks season and the second and final time that the series participated in X Games Austin.

Sheldon Creed won the gold medal.

## Race notes

* Among the series newcomers were NASCAR champion Rusty Wallace, X Games stars Travis Pastrana and Jeremy Stenberg, NASCAR veteran Boris Said, and off-road racer C. J. Greaves.

## References

1. ↑ Qualifying results from X Games Austin.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Round 10 of 21 – X GAMES Austin – 6/7/15