David started being involved in racing at the age of 18. He had been long time friends of Mike Vaters and Kirk Daphney who got him interested in it. He started with street trucks at the Thunder Nationals and then in 1990 he bought a leaf spring truck. He is currently working in construction/excavating. His all time goal is to get to finals, and believes that someday he it will actually happen. There is no one particular highlight that stands out in his career but some of them include the times he has beaten Gravedigger. There is no single stop that he likes better than the others, as long as he gets to race he is satisfied. Although he considers beating Gravedigger as one of his highlights, there are no single one that he enjoys racing against more than the others. Plain and simple, David is a competitor and he couldn't ask for nothing more than to compete with somebody despite who they are, he thinks they are all great. A 'no quit' mentaility is extremely important to David; he feels that nothing can hold him back; If that means he has to tear his truck apart, then that’s what he will do. The advice he would give to kids out there would be to stay in school and stay off drugs and if you really want to do this, just make sure you have a lot of money.

How did you get involved in monster trucks?	It's something I watched out of high school. I also had a street truck that eventually evolved into my race truck. Everythng went from there.
What's the best thing about being a monster truck driver?	Meeting the people and the fans.
Career highlights? First Win?	Too many to mention just one, but my first win must have been around 88'.
What is your most memorable moment so far?	First time I ran in a stadium which was at the Silverdome in front of 50 or 60 thousand people.
Describe what it is to be a monster truck driver in one sentence.	Willing to do what it takes to make the fans happy
Give 4 separate words that describe you.	I - Have - No - Idea
What is the best part about signing an autograph for a child?	To see the happiness in their eyes.
What do you do to prepare for a new season?	A lot of work, making sure that everything is working properlyl with the truck and that it looks the way that we want.
Whats your favorite stop on the tour?	Cleveland Ohio is one of my favorites.
Are you working on anything new right now?	Working on a new body, maybe having a new truck soon. The paint scheme has been changed as well.
Whats the best thing about your truck?	The reliability, it takes a lot of abuse but it proves itself to always work.
What gets you pumped to compete?	The fans.
Where are the best fans?	They are all over the place.
Best advice to kids who want to become monster truck drivers?	Stay in school and graduate.