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Although still driving Earthshaker, Tristan still often drives Megalodon at select events to this day. After Anderson would return to driving Grave Digger in the summer, Tristan England would take over the driving duties for the time being, before returning to his original truck, EarthShaker, the following year. In 2021, Anderson and the truck competed in the Stadium Championship Series. Anderson would also drive Megalodon for Monster Jam’s return event in Arlington, Texas.

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Adam Anderson would temporarily take over the driving duties for the time being, and both truck and driver would set a new record for most trucks jumped. After the entire Monster Jam season prematurely ended in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Megalodon would be left without a full-time driver, as Sipes and Blackwell would be furloughed by FELD Entertainment due to budget cuts as a result of the pandemic. Meanwhile, a fifth Megalodon would be campaigned by Devin Jones on the Barbarian chassis for select arena shows.

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Meanwhile, Sipes would return to the Triple Threat Series to compete in the Central tour, while Brown and Minton would compete in the Triple Threat Series East and West, respectively. In 2020, Rummell would campaign the standard Megalodon in Stadium Championship Series Green. Prior to said event, however, Justin Sipes would drive Megalodon Fire on his chassis for the October shows in Glendale.

Meanwhile, Rummell and Megalodon Fire would compete in the inaugural All-Star Challenge in October at Las Vegas, NV. Later that year, Minton would suffer an injury, and would later temporarily drive for Vaters Motorsports while sharing driving duties with rookie driver David Olfert. Sipes would be invited to compete in the main field of Monster Jam World Finals XX, while Rummell would be invited to compete in the High Jump competition.

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Both drivers would compete in the Triple Threat Series West and Stadium Championship Series 3, respectively. The first would be driven by Austin Minton on the Jekyll & Hyde chassis, and the second, Megalodon Fire, would be campaigned by Cory Rummell on the Rage chassis. Two more trucks would be added to the team. Razin Kane Monster Trucks would move their Megalodon to the FTI Torque chassis, with Jack Brown driving in the Triple Threat Series East.

In 2019, Sipes competed in Stadium Championship Series 1. Meanwhile, a fifth Megalodon would be added to the team, being driven by Chad Tingler in events throughout South America. They would later make their first stadium appearance in June, at the Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, and would later compete in that year’s Australian tour. Both truck and driver would be eliminated in Round 2 of Racing by Ryan Anderson and Son-Uva Digger, but would finish fifth in freestyle. Sipes would again win his series, resulting in him being automatically invited to Monster Jam World Finals XIX. Both drivers would compete in the Triple Threat Series Central and West, respectively. Meanwhile, two more trucks would be added to the team, driven by Trent Montgomery on the Razin Kane chassis and Travis Groth on the Trouble Maker chassis. In 2018, Blackwell competed in Stadium Championship Series 1, while Sipes competed in the Triple Threat Series East. However, due to undisclosed reasons, Sipes would be unable to compete in the World Finals, resulting in Blackwell driving the truck in his place. Sipes would win his series, resulting in him receiving an automatic invite to Monster Jam World Finals XVIII. Sipes would compete in the Triple Threat Series Central, and Blackwell would compete in Arena Championship Series 6. The truck entered competition the following year with Justin Sipes and Alex Blackwell as the drivers. Megalodon was first announced in 2016 as one of two new trucks, alongside EarthShaker, for the 2017 Monster Jam season.

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