Joe Buck Brown (86t) with the heard hit on the timberjax car of Timmy Aubin as he tried to flip it into the front end loader. It would be the return of the annual demolition derby at the Clinton County Fair with around 150 cars in attendance. The cars would range from stock 4, 6, and 8, cylinders and then you would have the modified 8 cylinders and ectreme truck division. There would be hard hitting throughout the night and the barriers would be up to the task and keep all cars in the track. When the smashing would stop you see some frimilar faces in the winner circle with Alex and Randy Martin taking 1 and 2 in the 6 cylinder division. As for the four cylinder division the win would go to Brandon Lamere and the Extreme trucks would see Brittany Woodside getting the victory.Gallery

Jeff Dana in Boarderline to Heaven taking it down for the winning run in the Super Farm class. It would be the return of the annual tractor pull at the Clinton County fair and there would be 20 classes on the day ranging from the stock tractor all the way to the super farm along with the semis. It would be a great show but on by all with only one accident on the day when Casey Decosse would be running his new Modified and the front end slammed down destroying the it and pouring alcohol all over the track. The Adirondack Tractor Pullers will be back in action in a couple weeks with there two day show at the Franklin County Fair on August 4th and 11th. Gallery

Jordan St. Pierre and his Dodge Ram on the power pas rolling the coal in the 2.6 Diesel class. It would be the annual truck pull at the Clinton County Fair put on by the Adirondack Tractor Pullers Association. There would be 8 different divisions on the night starting with the stock trucks all the way up to the fully modified and the diesel classes would be in there as well as there would be 73 enteries for the 16 classes. Once the show got going the crowd would be entertained throughout the night with all the horsepower and action. We would like to congratulate all the winners on the night. The Adirondack Tractor Pullers will be back in action Saturday with all there tractor classes at the Clinton County Fair.Gallery

Jamie St. Mary (45) with the hit on Jodi Ashline (4) the shrinks the trunk. It would be the Demolition Derby Showdown presented by Moore 24 Recycling and Airborne Park Speedway. On the day there would be around 30 cars separate between 4 divisions the 8 Cylinders and 6 Cylinders along with the Imperials and Vans. Even though the car count wasn't the greatest the action on the track would be. The feature wins on the day would go to Jamie St. Mary in the 6 and 8 Cylinder and with that he would take home 6,000 dollars for the day. Gallery

Curtis Smith and his Chevy take it down the track for a top 3 in the Modified Street class. It would be the annual truck pull at the Clinton County Fair. There would be around 175 pulls in the 12 classes that were offered. The class would range from stock truck all the way up to the Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks. It would be a great show that was put on in front of the packed house. Gallery

Randy Martin (77) puts the side shot on the 63 and rides up the side of the car as it pins it along the wall. It was the annual return of the Demolition Derby at the Clinton County Fair. There would be over 200 cars in the all-day affair ranging from the 4 Cylinders and 8 Cylinders classes along with the trucks and vans. There would be main hard hits throughout the day as the drivers were playing for keeps. Gallery

The Intimidator and Tom Lashaway with a wheel standing ending to his pull during the two-wheel-drive truck class. It would be the second day of the Adirondack Tractor Pullers event at the Clinton County Fair and it would have 20 classes of all tractors. The classes would range from the Stock Tractors, Hot Farm Tractors, Altered Stock Tractors, Super Farm Tractors, Modified Tractors, and Two Wheel Drive Trucks. There would be around 100 hooks in the all-day affair. The next stop for the Adirondack Truck and Tractors Pullers will be at the Franklin County Feild Days August 4th and 5th. Gallery