Daring drivers brawl in Demo Derby

Shown here are the first- through third-place finishers in each heat and final.

Whether five or 45, age was not a limiting factor for participants in Tuesday’s annual Addison County Fair and Field Days Demolition Derby. Nevertheless, five-year-olds who took part in the action at the fairgrounds’ tractor pad were not smashing gas guzz … (read more)

Brothers Brandon and Dustin Tierney were two Demo Derby racers hoping to get their hands on $4,000 in prize money at Field Days, even if it meant going head-to-head against each other.

After a successful first night, the G. Stone Motors Demolition Derby kicked off its Wednesday program of rearing and gearing competition on the Tractor Pad of Addison County Fair and Field Days.

When the members of the Vergennes Fire Department reacted quickly to put out the second engine fire in Chance Mahoney’s battered dark sedan, that left only one vehicle running out of the 25 that started Thursday’s action-packed, deafening and rain-soaked … (read more)

The popular G. Stone Motors Demolition Derby expanded to three nights at Addison County Fair  & Field Days this year, with vehicles jousting on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

After motor enthusiasts waited an extra day for the popular Demolition Derby at Field Days, Moriah Sullivan Hebert opened by singing the National Anthem then got in her car and drove.

Field Days included TWO nights of demolition derby. Here are the results of night two.

NEW HAVEN — “You always get told not to smash up a car all your life,” said New Haven resident Zachary Lavoie, 21. “(And then you) turn up and smash a car and do what you were meant not to do.”Lavoie competed in the four-cylinder qualifying competition of … (read more)

NEW HAVEN — In addition to mangling already badly damaged remnants of formerly valuable vehicles, awarding cash prizes and trophies and entertaining and deafening a couple thousand fans of motorized mayhem, Thursday’s G. Stone Motors Demolition Derby at A … (read more)