It's crush time at Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam.

On Saturday, 12 world championship high-horsepowered monster trucks that weigh more than 5 tons each will jump 125 feet, soaring up to 35 feet in the air, as they compete at the Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam at Lincoln Financial Field.

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