Mohawk Warrior

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Great Clips Mohawk Warrior

Owner and driver information
Owner	FELD Motorsports
Driver(s)	Bryce Kenny
Truck information
Year created	2010
Body style	2004 Cadillac Escalade
Engine	540 cubic inch Merlin big block
Transmission	Coan 2-speed
Tires	BKT

Great Clips Mohawk Warrior (originally and simply known as Mohawk Warrior) was a monster truck that raced in the Monster Jam professional monster truck racing series. It was driven by Bryce Kenny, and was originally driven by George Balhan, former An Escalade driver, who debuted in 2010 during the Monster Jam World Finals XI Encore in the Obsession Chassis. It features one of the first trucks a decoration on the roof, which is a giant mohawk. The truck is also a successor to An Escalade. It has been sponsored by Great Clips since Bryce Kenny became the new driver of Mohawk Warrior after Balhan retired from Monster Jam.