Mention monster trucks, the 12-foot-tall, power vehicles on steroids, and one name always starts the conversation — Grave Digger ... our up-and-coming drivers, crew chiefs and team members ...

He was just 2 years old when his dad ... West’s leadership at the helm of Grave Digger’s crew has led the team to the brightest stage in the monster truck universe and his dad Russ will ...

Grave Digger is expected to put out a maximum effort each and every show. This requires not only a highly skilled driver, but a top notch pit crew, and a truck that can endure back to back shows ...

It was 1982 when Dennis Anderson's original Grave Digger--a '52 Ford pickup--made its debut in Morgans Corner, North Carolina. What started off with that mud-bog racer has grown into a monster ...

monster truck legend Dennis Anderson reflects on the legacy his kids carry on Dennis Anderson (center), the original "Grave Digger monster truck driver, poses with his crew and his kids ...

Its move to monster truck competition started when Grave Digger replaced a monster truck that failed to show up and crush cars. In the mid-1980s, Grave Digger became a full-blown monster truck.

Porter will be driving Grave Digger when the Monster Jam truck series returns to Von Braun Center Propst Arena, located at 700 Monroe St., 7:30 p.m. March 14 and 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tickets ($27 ...

The Currituck, N.C., native spent most of the last decade as the crew chief for Ryan Anderson, the son of Grave Digger creator Dennis Anderson. Although he liked his job putting trucks together ...