Bad Habit Interview

Introduction: At only 25 years old, Joe Sylvester is the youngest independent professional monster truck driver and team owner in the country. After competing all over the country and abroad for 2 years, with the help of Boardman Steel, Joe decided to build a brand new truck for the 2009 season. With a new truck, dedicated crew, and supportive sponsors, Joe Sylvester is ready for another exciting season behind the wheel of BAD HABIT!

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Date: July 2009
Interviewee:Joe Sylvester
Title:Owner and Driver of Bad Habit Monster Truck

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