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

Josh Baker (004) puts his car on top of the 17 car as they crunch each other. It would be the T&B Metals Froggers Used Auto demolition derby at Airborne Park Speedway to finish of the season. There would be a total of 17 cars that would be competing for 1,000 dollars. Seeing the number of cars it would be just one feature and the winner gets the cash.

Michael Ayer (69) tbones the green car as it spins sideways entering the corner and almost gets put on the lid. It would be the season finale at Airborne Park Speedway and as in years past, they would end with the enduro. This year there would be 98 cars that would take part in the event. It would be on a very dry track that would see a lot of dust making people vision difficult out there. Richie Turner the winner on the day or so it seemed took the lead around lap 100 and would cross the line as the winner. Although the victory would be short-lived cause a tire issue would cost him the win during tech. The winner of the event would eventually be Trevor Jaques.

Al Dean (8) with the crunching hit on 66 truck and folds the whole bed right up. 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

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

Brian Pugh (29NY) poses for his victory lane winners photo with Bucko Branham and Billie Jo Branham as he is crowned the 2nd annual Robin Branham Crash for Cancer Enduro winner. It would be the second annual Robin Branham Crash for Cancer Enduro at Airborne Park Speedway. There would be a total of 93 cars that would take the green flag for the 150 lap race. When the dust would settle and the checkered flag would fly there would be 8 cars still running on the track. There would be multiple red flags on the day to check on drivers and tend to overturned cars. Through it, all Brian Pugh would keep his nose the cleanest of all avoid a few close calls and be crowned the eventual winner.