Practice Jump Just Part of Media Day for World Record Monster Truck Jump
 Members of the media will get their first glimpse of Monster Truck Bad Habit, and driver Joey Sylvester on media day August 31st at the Miller Farm, home of the Cornfield 500, in Columbus, PA. The final tune-up before Sylvester tries to enter history books by breaking the world record Monster Truck Jump of 202 feet set by the legendary Bigfoot.
As part of the final tune up, Sylvester, who is still recovering from a back injury in a recent exhibition, will jump the two ton bad habit half the world record distance. "I'm still very sore from my accident last week, but I've put in countless hours to attempt this record and nothing is going to stop me," Exclaimed Sylvester. "I've dreamed about putting my name in the record books, and a few bumps and bruises won't stop it."
The world Record Attempt will take place Labor Day weekend, Sunday September 5th at Baker Hill Farm in Columbus, P.A. The event will be broadcast across the globe on DIRTVision.com. DIRTVision.com is the fastest growing motorsports video streaming website. To view the broadcast simply sign in and purchase the 12.99 Pay per view subscription. Coverage will begin at 8pm.
Watch the spectacular practice jump that resulted in a big crash & several flips on Aug. 31 here http://www.youtube.com/v/deZzgwjILAY?fs=1&hl=en_US

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