I'm gonna have to say too many turns for a monster truck track. I've raced on several tracks with a Savage and I've always felt like they were just modified stadium tracks. You can never get much speed up, not much in terms of jumps, turns come up on your out of the blue and very sharp.

My personal favorite aspect of a off road track is change in elevation. Low parts and high parts of a track really take it to a new level, provided you have a high place for your drivers to stand. If you need inspiration take a look at a local BMX track, which are loaded with jumps. You'll also see each jump that goes up also has a transition or landing jump for the truck to come down on. You don't want the truck to just slap down onto the ground, you loose speed and can mess up the truck that way, plus it involves more driver skill to match up the landing, a trigger finger will put you over and a slow truck will case it and 'prolly flip.

Try to make another design focused more on the fact that you have very large trucks moving around a track and you don't want to turn one section into a traffic jam so small everyone has to follow single file through. It's just not fun. Passing is part of winning, always plan on more than one truck at a time to be next to each other on your track. I look forward to your next revision.