A dominant personality in the world of offroad motorsports, Nicole Johnson is more than just a professional rockcrawler, offroad racer, and monster truck driver...

As a mom, wife and small business owner, Nicole encourages kids to achieve their goals through hard work and discipline.

It is her personality, enthusiasm and commitment that make her stand out from the rest.

As one of the newest female drivers to join Monster Jam for the Path of Destruction Tour, Nicole Johnson has some very big shoes to fill.

While attending the SEMA Show in Las Vegas in November 2010, Nicole would soon find out what it was like to drive a monster truck.  Nicole met Dennis Anderson, famed founder of the legendary Grave Digger, and his son Ryan Anderson. It was Ryan who recognized Nicole as “that rockcrawler chick” and introduced her to Feld Motorsports, which had been looking for female drivers for its Monster Jam fleet.

As the new pilot for Tasmanian Devil (formerly known as Taz), Nicole takes over Adam Anderson’s 2008 Freestyle Championship vehicle in an effort to prove girls can keep up with the big boys.

After a record-breaking 2011 first quarter tour, Nicole achieved nine racing wins, establishing her place in history with the most wins by a rookie or a female in a single season.

In November 2011, Nicole was presented with the Rising Star Driver Award at the 2011 Monster Jam Awards Ceremony & Banquet in Virginia Beach, VA.

“What an honor it’s been to learn from the best in this industry.  I’ve been welcomed with open arms into Monster Jam’s family and feel completely at home with the drivers and fans alike. Can’t wait for 2012 to kick off!”

                                     ~Nicole Johnson

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“It Tastes Like Chicken” written by Nicole, featured in CRAWL Magazine, July/August 2011

As Guest of Honor for the 10th edition of Chambon Sur Jeep in the tiny French village of Chambon-sur-Lac near Clermont-Ferrand, Nicole took part in the festivities celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Jeep. 

Chambon Sur Jeep is a gathering, similar to a weekend in Moab, where Jeep enthusiasts from around France and surrounding countries converge for three days of obstacle courses, trails, music and food.  Several hundred Jeeps showed up for the event, along with television and print media.