The fastest monster truck ever is a hotly contested title, as the record for speed has been broken and rewritten many times. The first record was set in the late 1990s and it was held by Bigfoot 4×4’s Big Show, which achieved a top speed of 99.1 mph. Since then, a wide variety of monster trucks have attempted to break the record and become the fastest monster truck ever.
One of the most recent challengers to this title was Avenger, which attempted to reach a top speed of 100 mph and break Bigfoot’s long-standing record. Unfortunately, Avenger failed to reach this goal and only achieved a peak speed of 97.2 mph. Despite this failure, Avenger still managed to set a new record for acceleration with an impressive 0-60 time of 2.5 seconds.
Another notable attempt was made by Maximum Destruction (Max-D) in 2017 when they reached a top speed of 103 mph on their way to setting the world record for fastest monster truck ever. The Max-D team utilized their innovative four-wheel steering system to help reach these speeds, which is an impressive feat considering that most other monster trucks rely on traditional two-wheel steering.
Despite all these efforts from various teams over the years, Bigfoot 4×4’s Big Show still holds the title as the fastest monster truck ever with its 1999 record of 99. However, with continued advancements in technology and engineering techniques it is likely that this record will be broken again in the near future.
Conclusion:
The current record for fastest monster truck ever belongs to Bigfoot 4×4’s Big Show who achieved a top speed of 99.1 mph back in 1999. Despite several attempts over the years, no other team has been able to beat this record yet though it is expected that with advances in technology and engineering techniques that this current record could be broken soon.
