They take the motorbike through the wall of fire on another successful trip.After seven long years away, the Blackcat Helldrivers didn’t just return to the Franklin County Fair — they erupted back onto the scene, delivering a fire‑charged spectacle that shook the grandstands and thrilled a packed crowd from the opening stunt to the explosive finale. The night kicked off with their razor‑sharp two‑car precision routine, engines snarling in perfect harmony as the drivers carved tight, high‑speed patterns across the infield. Ramps rose next, and the Helldrivers launched into a series of ramp‑to‑ramp jumps that sent cars flying under the lights, each landing punctuated by cheers rolling across the fairgrounds. The first burst of flames came with the motorbike act, the rider tearing down the track and blasting straight through a wall of fire, erupting from the blaze to a thunderous ovation. The team followed with the human ski stunt — a performer balanced atop a moving car as it whipped around the arena, tilting, weaving, and flirting with disaster at every turn. Then came the junk cars. The human battering ram stunt smashed through another wall of fire with a stuntman clinging to the roof, sending sparks skyward and debris scattering across the track. But the crowd knew what was coming — the rollover contest. The first car hit the ramp and twisted into a one‑and‑a‑half‑roll crash landing that ended its run. The second car, battered but determined, delivered a full rollover not once but three times, each attempt drawing louder applause than the last. For the finale, the Helldrivers staged a 40‑foot jump aimed directly at the two wrecked rollover cars. The junker thundered down the runway, hit the ramp, and launched into the air in a perfect arc. It came down nose‑first into the front of the first rollover car, metal exploding on impact as the crowd erupted in a final, deafening roar. The Helldrivers left the arena the same way they arrived — at full throttle — and the Franklin County Fair crowd went home buzzing, already counting the days until the team’s next return. Gallery

A pair of stuntmen go bumper to bumper as they hit the ramps while staying on each other's bumpers. Gallery

Cody Woodward (Chody) with the hit to the Joe Martin truck that sends him over on the driver's side, but the driver would be ok and get out unharmed. It would be the return of the annual demolition derby from the Franklin County Fair. Once again it would be put on by DNA Mororsports and be the openning act of the 176th Frankln County Fair to another packed and excited crowd there would be a slight delay in getting the show underway do the near 100 cars that showed up along with a fire that break out at one of the foodstands that had to be taken care of. Once we got to action, they would start with the ladies division, and they would smash and crash with the best of them and, in the end, would get the win on the day. Then it would be on youth division for drivers under 16 years old, and the top of the event would get an invitation to the Nationals in Ohio later this fall, and the winner would be. Then we would have the Modified Stock Compact but there would be nearly 40 cars in attendence so we would need to have three heats and a consolation before we could get down to the main event which 18 of them would quailfy and we would get 12 of them that would make the call in the end and the it would come down to Kobe Blaise, Logan Secore and Devin Fournier for the title and in the end would gete the win on the afternoon and it would be Devin Fournier get the win over Kobe Blaise after they both stuffed Logan Secore in the corner. Then we would have the Stock Compacts, and there would be around ten of them that would make the call, and in the end it would come down to Jerry O'Connor getting the win. Then it would be on to the van division, where we would have about 20 vehicles, and in the end it would come down to a pair of the destruction team members, and the win would go to Adam King in the family competition. Then we would have the event that is slowy becoming on the crowd favorites the truck division with nearly 20 of hearty v8's out there smashing and crashing and the eventual winner would be Then in the stock full size car event it would be just a couple cars that would make the call and the two of them would put on the best show possible and in the end the 23x would get the victory. Then it would be time for the main event of the evening to finish off the night with the Modified V8 cars, and we would have about 15 cars out there smash crashing, and they would be slinging the mud and dirt, and the noise would have everyone on the edge of their seat,s and in the end the win would go to Cory Warner over Eric Stowell. Gallery

Aj Willetts (66) skis the car between Cory Warner (16) and Kaden Barney (408) during the Modified Full Size main event. Gallery