I was at the races this year. This was the most fun of the whole thing. The crowd was loving it, drivers loved it. I can't wait for next year

This is the best thing I've ever seen

Don't forget the major crash between the NGT Motorsport GTC car and the Paul Miller racing GT 911. How anybody didn't end up (including the camera man) is beyond me.

I only watched a few minutes, but afterwards, I thought this:

I think Robby has a fleet of 30 trucks at SST home base (or at least that was the plan when all this started) and the driver's roster is sort-of invitation only. The Toronto round was laid out in the middle of the season at the last minute, so that's why I think there were only 7 drivers. Earlier races this season had…

He should be, he owns the series ;)

Okay, and I thought rallycross cars on NASCAR tracks were cool.

The real races on dirt stadium tracks are evn better, with bigger jumps, crashes, elternate routes and more...

This is the motorsports equivalent of the hottest, nastiest strip club on Earth.

IT JUST DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE

Same! I was in turn 9 right in front of the ramp. This was by far one of the highlights of the day.

This is some of the most entertaining racing I've seen in years.

I was at this race (end of the grandstand across from the pit exit). It was exactly as awesome as it looks! Every was on their feet when the trucks hit the jumps and I swear some of the trucks could've cleared the top of the catch fences! It was definitely the high point of the weekend, better than the main event…

It's an American racing series (Stadium Super Trucks) they just held this particular round in Canada

Its like every young boys actual dreams coming true !!! Getting paid to race trucks and jump ramps !!! WTF ??? Why wasnt I told about this ???

Honestly, this was amazing.

New Hampshire also gets a lot of the Canadian fans. I went to both races this year and was pleased to see the turnout. I think a nighttime race in July would even boost that further. The next closest oval is at Pocono and it's a haul and a half to get there. I'd love to see Loudon a bit easier to pass in.

What a writeup; thanks.

I had read about the loss of the Arca date, can't remember, and it certainly worries me. Rockingham is a wonderful place to watch a race on TV (haven't been there in real life).

That was a very very good post. Thank you for taking the time to type it.