Krysten Anderson Bikini (2024)

FAQs

Who owns Grave Digger? ›

Grave Digger is a 1950 Chevrolet Panel Van monster truck owned by FELD Motorsports and created by Dennis Anderson. First built in 1982, Grave Digger became popular in the mid-80's for its spooky-themed paint scheme and Dennis' wild driving style.

There have been a total of 41 Grave Digger monster trucks built. There are seven trucks currently competing. Grave Digger #1 – The original truck was first built as a mud racing truck from a 1951 Ford pickup, then rebuilt as a true monster truck in 1985 using a 1951 Ford panel van body.

Krysten Anderson (born May 16th, 1997) is a monster truck driver out of Currituck, North Carolina. She is the daughter of Dennis Anderson and the sister of Adam, Ryan and Weston Anderson. Because of that, she has driven Grave Digger since 2017.

In late 1998, due to his financial difficulties, Anderson sold the Grave Digger team to SRO/Pace, then-owners of the USHRA, leading to controversy and accusations of rigged races due to Anderson driving for the same company that runs the events.

Who is the Highest Paid Monster Truck Driver? Adam Anderson, the son of the legendary Dennis Anderson, is the highest-paid monster truck driver. He is one of the most popular athletes in this sport and has been part of the Grave Digger team. Dennis Anderson was the creator, owner, and OG driver of the Grave Digger.

He is most famous for being the creator and former owner/driver of Grave Digger, which is the most well-known monster truck on the Monster Jam circuit. Outside of Grave Digger, he also owns King Sling and also operates Dennis Anderson's Extreme Monster Truck Experience at Digger's Dungeon.

Dennis started driving in the 1980s as Monster Jam catapulted into the mainstream and his family soon followed. Adam first drove in 2005 at 18 years old. His sister, Krysten, began three years ago as the first woman driver of Grave Digger. Dennis is helping his youngest son, Westin, break into the business.

Standing at 5 feet, 7 inches, just a little taller than the tires on the monster truck she drives and lets fly in stadiums and arenas around the world, she learned the basics of commanding a 12-foot-wide, 12,000-pound vehicle at Monster Jam's training facility in Illinois.

Daughter of Monster Jam Hall of Famer Dennis Anderson, Krysten got her chance behind the wheel of a Monster Jam truck in 2017, winning her first Freestyle competition in just her second event. In 2022, she became the first ever female Monster Jam series champion by winning the Arena Series Central championship.

Who was the first female monster truck driver? ›

Krysten Anderson is in our area for the annual Monster Jam show, and she is the first female driver of the most well-known monster truck on the planet. For Anderson, driving “Grave Digger” is a family tradition. Nothing quite compares to the feeling she gets when she is behind the wheel of Grave Digger.

About the Work

The work is hard – very hard. We dig all of our graves by hand and on average it takes us 4-6 hours to dig one grave. To do this work, you must be in top physical shape. You must also be good at pacing yourself and maintaining an awareness of stance and technique in order to prevent injuries.

The Largest Motorsports Team in the World

While the biggest road-racing teams might field three to five cars, Feld Motorsports owns and operates 40 of the top Monster Jam trucks, with 35 teams based out of the company's Monster Jam Garage headquarters in Palmetto, Florida.

Krysten Anderson, driver of the Grave Digger monster truck. Photo Date: March 8, 2024. Grave Digger is one of the most famous monster trucks in history.

He is the driver of Grave Digger and is the eldest child of Dennis Anderson. Adam is also known for driving Taz and Grave Digger the Legend. He is also the most decorated driver in the Anderson family, having a total of five world championships (3 racing and 2 freestyle).