Industry Insiders: Krysten Anderson Part 2

We caught up with Leah Pruett at the 2019 SEMA Show to talk about her path to becoming a driver in the upper echelon of drag racing and what keeps her motivated to be the best driver out there – male or female.

Find out why PennGrade Motor Oil's performance oil, PennGrade1, doesn't have an API designation.

You've seen her on TV for years. Cristy Lee has been around racing, motorcycles and cars her whole life! She's reported from the sidelines of AMA Racing, Motocross, Off-Road Truck Racing, Supercross, Monster Jam, Flat Track Racing, and even the X Games. However, her big breaks came as co-hosts of shows such as All Girls Garage, Barrett-Jackson live auctions and Garage Squad. We caught up with the busy TV personality to see how her 2020 has been shaping up.

On August 8, 2020, Monster Jam drivers set 6 new Guinness World Records. One of those records was set by Krysten Anderson in Grave Digger and she tells us all about the experience of jumping more than 30-vertical-feet in a 12,000-lb. monster truck.

Krysten Anderson is the first and only female driver of Monster Jam’s famous Grave Digger monster truck as well as a Guinness World Record holder. Listen to her talk about her start in Monster Jam and following in her famous family's footsteps!

PennGrade1 Performance Oil has many characteristics that make it a great oil for vintage, classic cars and muscle cars from the non-catalytic converter era. Find out why PennGrade1 should be in your classic car for the ultimate engine protection.

Randy Loeser discusses Instagram strategy with Engine Builder Editor, Greg Jones. Greg explains how he built an audience and adjusted content based on trends and engagement.Check out Engine Builder on Instagram @enginebuildermag (https://www.instagram.com/enginebuildermag/)

Most of us don't have to worry about natural disasters like earthquakes. But for those of us who do, like Rich Olivier of TEM Performance Machine in Napa, CA, the threat is all too real. Find out what happens during Napa's 2014 earthquake.

There are very few things more exciting than firing up a new engine. Something about the roar of an engine just makes you feel good. But that good feeling can quickly change to one of worry, especially if you find yourself in a similar situation as Taylor Lastor of TRE Racing Engines in Cleveland, TX.

As an engine builder, you never know what each day may bring. It’s always something different. However, Charlie Buck Jr., owner of Buck Racing Engines in King, NC, wasn’t expecting this!