The annual demolition derby returned to the Franklin County Fair in Malone, NY in front of another packed grandstand. There would be 90 cars that would take part in the second night of derby action. It was a bad day at office for the blue #23 car as it would start folding up on itself during the second heat. Gallery

The #85 would put a hard shot on the rear quarter of the #87 that lift both cars off the ground. Gallery

The 4x4 Tractors would once again come out in full force as they are a staple with the tractor pull in Highgate. There were a total of seven classes dedicated to them starting at 18,000 all the way up to the free for all. Gallery

John Rainville in his farm stock John Deere tractor is twisting and leaning its way down the track. Gallery

Ralph Otis and White Lighting spraying the dust everywhere as he hooks on the loose track to with the 6,200lb 4x4 Truck Class B. There would nine different classes that would compete on the night between the two different tracks with an average 15 trucks in a class. Gallery

Dan Menard and his Street Legal Diesel clawing for traction on the very loose track. Gallery

Jeff French with the Horse with No Name would take part in the Altered Stock Tractor portion of the show and would put on a good run. Gallery

Jonathan Babbie and his Ford 7810 take it nice and easy down the track during the Farm Stock Tractor class. Gallery

The #88 would put a good hit on the #49 front quarter panel as he was looking to take out the front tire. Gallery

The #01 and #53 would have a pushing match right in the center of the track. As they were trying to meltdown each other's motor. The #01 would be the eventual champion on the night. Gallery