The (8) would put crunching hit on the (51) that would get under the car and it would be lifted off the ground. It would be the annual spring demolition derby at the St Lawrence County Fairgrounds in Gouverneur. There would be around 40 cars for the afternoon of smashing and crunching. When it was all said and done the winner would be Chris Ames and he would take home a $750 check for the win and a spot in the feature at the derby during the fair in August. Gallery

The (55) would use the back end off and put a hard hit on the front of the (7) that would twist it all up during the 8 cylinder feature. Gallery

The #23 car would put a shot right in the back corner of the #16 (the eventual champion) car as he would be going for the tire and take him out for the day. The St. Lawerence County Fair would host there Spring Demolition Derby. There would be 47 cars that show up for the event that would be divided up into five heats and the championship. There were some guys out there that would be struggling for traction on the muddy and sandy track all in all it would be a good derby though. In the end, #16 car would be crowned the champion and take home bragging rights trophy, $500, and a stop in the championship at the fairs derby on August 4th. Gallery

The #22 car would put a crushing hit on the #52 car as he takes out the passenger's door and pins him along the concrete wall. Gallery