Monster Jam Roars Into Raleigh's Lenovo Center for Family-Friendly Weekend Feb. 21-22

Monster Jam staged multiple shows at Raleigh’s Lenovo Center the weekend of Feb. 21–22, 2026, with the Sunday evening program naming JCB DIGatron the event winner after scoring 22 overall points and posting an 11.373 JCB Racing time. Monster Jam’s own event page, authored February 22, 2026, lists the full Sunday evening scoreboard and notes “TRUCKS/DRIVERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.”

Organizers brought competitive monster‑truck racing, Monster Jam Freestyle competitions and pit‑party fan experiences to Wake County families and motorsports fans, according to the event summary in the supplied materials. The Monster Jam page supplied detailed Sunday evening results: overall event points placed JCB DIGatron first (22), El Toro Loco second (20), and Megalodon third (17). The page also labels “Event Winner: JCB DIGatron – 22.”

The posted competition tallies show JCB DIGatron also won the Monster Jam Freestyle Competition with a score of 9.000, while El Toro Loco topped the 2 Wheel Skills Challenge with a 9.203 score. The JCB Racing results list JCB DIGatron fastest at 11.373, followed by El Toro Loco at 11.417 and Megalodon at 11.640. The Monster Jam event page includes the complete rankings and times for Sunday evening’s Freestyle, 2 Wheel Skills, and JCB Racing sections.

Monster Jam’s featured driver and truck pairings for Raleigh are listed on the event page and include Grave Digger, Charlie Pauken; JCB DIGatron, Brandon Arthur; El Toro Loco, Ryan Vargas; Raminator, Mark Hall; Ramdemption, Kurt Kraehmer; Megalodon, Michael Vaters Jr.; Sparkle Smash, Chelsea VanCleave; and Zombie, Joe Dennis. The Monster Jam listing emphasizes that trucks and drivers were subject to change.

Lenovo Center’s event calendar and venue pages supplied the practical details fans needed: parking lots open two hours before show time, and the venue encouraged advance mobile parking purchases via ParkWhiz. Prepay parking prices shown were $32 for cars and vans and $100 for limousines, buses, mini‑buses and RVs; day‑of onsite prices were listed as $45 and $150 respectively. The Lenovo Center bag policy was posted as “Bags 4.5" x 6.5" or smaller are permitted,” with a direction to the bag policy page for exemptions and FAQs. Ticket links on the Lenovo Center and Monster Jam pages directed users to Ticketmaster; the Ticketmaster listing notes the event had already started or taken place.

Event marketing framed Monster Jam as a family spectacle: The Triangle Weekender’s sponsored promotional copy described the show as “the one and only Monster Jam at the Lenovo Center on Feb. 21-22” and declared “12,000-pound trucks stand on two wheels and fly through the air,” language presented in the listing as paid promotional material. Social posts captured in the supplied material included an Instagram fragment saying “Monster Jam for their opening show @lenovocenter in Raleigh!!” but did not include full user handles or timestamps.

The supplied materials leave notable gaps that affect community and equity analysis: no seat‑level ticket pricing or total attendance figures were provided, and no explicit health or safety protocols appear in the captured pages. Lenovo Center’s calendar shows an “Accessibility” link but the supplied text did not include accessibility details. Those omissions matter for families budgeting for a day at the arena and for audience members who need accessibility or health‑related accommodations; the Monster Jam page and Lenovo Center continue to be the authoritative places cited for roster, scoring and venue rules.