Well its now 2009 and we are still testing the Diesel Mud Race truck. Here we are doing our final test run before the 1st AMRA Mud race of the year in Tallulah, LA. We did not get as much of a chance to work on the truck over the winter like we wanted to. Here is a little taste of what we are bringing to the table.

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Here is TNN’s Trucks & Tractor Power covering NMRO Mud Racing from the Jaycee Community Park in Bayou George, FL. Featured here is the Paddle Tire Open Class. This is part 1 of 3. The posting of this video is intended to be for the education of motorsports fans. No monetary gain is intended in posting this video. In no way is this video intended to reflect poorly upon those who were involved in the making of it. This footage is the property of its respective owner and I claim no right of ownership to it.

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Mud Bogging – Proof You Should be a Redneck

Imagine it: the sleek, shiny bodies, all in peak condition, battling it out in filthy, mud-slinging competition, emerging heated, covered in mud, and victorious even if they lost. No, these muck-covered beauties won’t be on the cover of Sports Illustrated; they’re more likely to be found on the pages of Off-Roading, especially the ones with tractor-grade tires.

Mud bogging is a sport that combines the thrill of racing, the love of top-performance vehicles, the fun of off-road mudding, and the never-outgrown little boy love of playing in the mud, getting as dirty as humanly possible. The sport began in the 1970s, when off-road afficionados started racing their