That's a privilege, and so at times I kick myself a little bit in the butt for it, but I want him to focus on those things. My oldest, well, there's not a day that goes by that he looks at me and he goes, "I want to ride.” He's had some issues with being the kid that I want in order to be able to go and ride the motorcycle. And so that's the reason at this age I want them to do that.īut I do want my boys to ride. I didn't play those ball sports, and not that I wish that I could go back and do them, I just think a lot of all of that relates to even riding a motorcycle, whether it's a mental game or physical game or whatever. So my whole goal with them is to be versatile. They're involved in baseball, football, and during the winter snowboarding. You know, with me being gone so much, my kids play a lot of traditional sports. We all live in Star, Idaho, which is a smaller suburb outside of Boise.īradshaw has been retired for nearly a decade now.ĭo the boys ride? If not, would that be something you support? My oldest, Dalton, is 12 and Copeland is 8.
Well, I’m married to my wife, Angela, and we have two sons. I was really glad to be part of that deal and work with some of the kids. I’ve been away for a while from the sport, so it was nice to come back and do something like that, along with Ricky, Jeff, and Jeff. How was that experience?ĭamon Bradshaw: It was a lot of fun. Racer X: Damon, you recently were a guest instructor at the Ricky Carmichael RCU School in Daytona. His monster-truck career has been fairly well documented, so we thought we’d ask about some other topics in his life. If that isn’t enough, Bradshaw recently served as a guest instructor at Ricky Carmichael’s RCU program and raced the Racer X Inter-AM vintage race in Boise, Idaho. Air Force, flying his plane, and shooting guns. Monster JamTM.Damon “The Beast From the East” Bradshaw has been a very busy man since retiring from arenacross nearly a decade ago, raising a family, driving a monster truck sponsored by the U.S. Plus, get an insider's look at how these trucks are built to stand up to the competition. This unique experience is the only place where you can get up close access to the Monster Jam teams.
MONSTER TRUCK SHOW BOISE DRIVERS
The fun begins at the Monster Jam Pit Party where you can see the massive trucks up close, meet your favorite drivers and crews, take pictures and enjoy many other family-friendly activities.
Please monitor the venue website for health and safety policies, including face covering and entry requirements, which are subject to change. PIT PASS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A SAME DAY 1:00pm EVENT TICKET! NOT VALID WITHOUT A 1:00PM EVENT TICKET! The Pit Party is a pre-competition event taking place from 10:30am - 12:00pm. Pit Party is not available as an add on for evening events. Matching date tickets are required for both Pit Party and corresponding Matinee. Get down on the dirt for this Pre-Matinee Pit Party available at 10:30am as add-ons for both Saturday & Sunday Matinee Shows. It’s an unforgettable part of the Monster Jam experience where special connections are made and lifelong fans are born. At the Monster Jam® Pit Party, you can see the massive trucks up close, watch live pre-race interviews and participate in Q&As with the drivers, take pictures and enjoy other family-friendly fun.
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