Coty Saucier

Coty Saucier

Hometown : Lafayette, Louisiana Started competing in Monster Jam : 2014 Birthday : November 1

About Me

What are some of your interests/hobbies/favorite pastimes?

Coty Saucier: Music, fishing, R/C cars, video games, fabrication and spending time with my family and friends.


Who are your role models?

Coty Saucier: My parents.  Also Jim Kramer and Scott Hartsock.


Do you have any ‘pre-show’ rituals you run through?

Coty Saucier: Above my head in the truck on an aluminum plate are stickers and initials of close friends that have passed away. I always give it a fist bump before going out onto the track and sign the cross.


What’s something a lot of people don’t know about you?

Coty Saucier: I have been involved in the Monster Jam industry since 2005, I really enjoy listening to Cajun/Zydeco music, I am a history buff, I enjoy yard work and I am Louisiana proud!


What is your favorite memory on or off the racetrack?

Coty Saucier: Capturing the 2015 Young Guns Shootout championship!


What is your most prized possession?

Coty Saucier: My health.


Life on the Road with Monster Jam

What is the best and worst thing about being on the road every weekend with Monster Jam?

Coty Saucier: The best thing is living the Monster Jam life! This is something that I have always wanted to be a part of since I was a kid. The worst part of it is being gone from family and friends so often.


While on the road, what is your favorite thing to do during your free time?

Coty Saucier: Listen to music, visit R/C shops and visit various racing teams/businesses.


How do you keep fit?

Coty Saucier: Maintenance on the Monster Jam trucks is a daily work out!


What item(s) can you not live without while traveling on the road with Monster Jam?

Coty Saucier: My cell phone, wallet and wristbands from friends who have passed away.


What is your favorite city to travel to? Why?

Coty Saucier: New Orleans. It’s full of culture, music, food, fun and it’s home! Not many people understand the way of life there unless they are from the area.



How did you get started competing in Monster Jam?

Coty Saucier: Volunteering my help with various Monster Jam teams. The first truck I actually got to work on was Randy Brown’s Pure Adrenaline truck driven by Frank Krmel. From there, the door was open for me and things happened quickly for my career.


What is your favorite part about competing in Monster Jam?

Coty Saucier: Competing against the older guys – Dennis Anderson, Tom Meents, Gary Porter, Charlie Pauken, Neil Elliott and Pablo Huffaker and also visiting new places/cities.


How would you describe your driving style?

Coty Saucier: Aggressive, fast paced and technical.


What advice would you give to kids who want to become a Monster Jam driver?

Coty Saucier: Stay in school and graduate! Gather as much automotive and mechanical knowledge that you can. Learn and collect tools and remember to never give up.


What is your greatest memory as a Monster Jam driver?

Coty Saucier: Winning the 2015 Young Guns Shootout and competing against my good friends Cole Venard, Ryan and Adam Anderson, Damon Bradshaw, Frank Krmel, B.J. Johnson, Neil Elliott and Todd LeDuc.


Who in Monster Jam do you look up to for inspiration?

Coty Saucier: Scott Hartsock, the Andersons and Damon Bradshaw.


Fun Facts

Do you have any nicknames?

Coty Saucier: Nick, Jody/Joe and Tayda


What’s your favorite movie?

Coty Saucier: Pulp Fiction, No Country for Old Men, The Revenant, Airplane and Vacation


What’s your favorite television show?

Coty Saucier: The Walking Dead


What’s your favorite color?

Coty Saucier: Charcoal grey


What’s your favorite thing to eat?

Coty Saucier: Crawfish! And anything my mom or girlfriend cooks!


How would your friend and family describe you?

Coty Saucier: Always on the go, hard working and quiet.