Bradenton Motorsports Park

Imagine a slick, shiny bodies, all in peak condition to fight in a dirty, mud slinging contest, emerging heated, covered with mud, and winning, even if they lost. No, you bastard, covered beauties will be on the cover of Sports Illustrated, they are more likely to be found on the pages of off-roading, especially those with a grade of tractor tires.

Mud bogging is a sport that combines the thrill of racing, the love of top-performance cars, fun off-road mudding, and never turned a boy love playing in the mud, getting as dirty as humanly moguće.Sport began in 1970, when the field started the race of their fans vehicles through most muddy, muddy, dirty places they could find - in particular, wetlands in North Carolina. Motorsport show organizers picked up the trend started, including a long mud-filled pit for the race in their shows, and as the sport grew in popularity among athletes and spectators alike, mud bogging grow in their own organized events.

In 1988, the National Mud Racing Association was organized in Dayton, Ohio, making this sport a legitimate member of the rebel race car sports family. Today, you can see mud bogging exhibitions and competitions throughout the country.