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Actual class 1 or trophy trucks, they're only RWD (2WD). The power the trucks have, 600+ horsepower... They don't need 4WD or 4x4. They do still get stuck, but not that often. They're more built for the speed, while smaller classes that do have 4x4, don't have the suspension and motor for that, but have the drive train for it.
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