PBS Kids

PBS Kids is a Ford F-150 monster truck sponsoring the children's programming brand of the same name, run by FELD Motorsports and PBS.

History

 * 2002 - PBS Kids debuts in Fort Worth, Texas under Paul Harris.
 * 2003 - A second PBS Kids debuts under Sun Xiao. Later that year, a third PBS Kids debuted with driving duties rotated between Minh Luu,, and Mickey Albert on a PEI chassis.
 * 2004 - Sun moves to Sagwa and the second truck is taken over by Daniel Marcus Jones (as Corporal Calamity), while Albert takes over the third truck full time. A fourth truck is debuted on the chassis piloted by  (as Bill Bananahead) along with a fifth truck piloted by Quinten Reede.
 * 2005 - Eckert/Bananahead leaves the team midway through second quarter.
 * 2006 - The trucks are retired after first quarter after PBS' deal with Clear Channel and the USHRA was quietly terminated.
 * 2018 - A new PBS Kids truck debuts, piloted by Xiao after her return to monster trucks, debuting at Cookeville 2018 in an unannounced, but hinted, encore.

Trivia

 * The 2002-2006 version's bodies were made out of plastic as opposed to fiberglass at first. They were later made out of fiberglass starting with Q2 2004 as they were growing difficult to mass-produce for each show.
 * Bill Bananahead was scheduled to compete in with the truck, but due to time constraints, he was replaced by.
 * Quinten Reede's chassis was completely rebuilt in the early 2010's and now competes as 's, whilst Paul Harris' chassis was sold to Malaysia and is now Dragon's Fire, owned by Motor World Promotions Berhad. Sun Xiao's chassis became , whilst Mickey Albert's chassis was converted into the display chassis.