Ultimate Demolition Derby sucks all the fun out of its subject matter and replaces it with half-baked driving physics, an ugly graphics engine, and a host of other problems. In this day and age, the ...

Demolition Derby is a strangely subdued affair that tends to make even the most horrific head-on collision seem bland. There's something to be said for small development studios. However, for every ...

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The demolition derby kicked off in Topeka Friday night. Hundreds came out to watch Capital City Carnage. This is the 10th year for the event. There were more than 200 drivers. All of ...

For most people, a minor fender bender is enough to ruin a day. For demolition derby drivers, it’s usually the start to a great day. Dents and dings are just the beginning of the good times for racers ...

There’ll be plenty of power-driven action the weekend of Sept. 20-21 at Westmoreland Fairgrounds. Even the kids can get in on the fun during the Power Wheels division of the Demolition Derby Sept. 21.

BRISTOL, Tenn. (WJHL) — Bristol Motor Speedway (BMS) announced on Monday that a new professional demolition derby organization will host its national championship on the track’s infield this October.

Aug. 15—MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Demo Derby held the second half of its events Wednesday night with more drivers, dirt and another round of demolition. "It's always easier on the second day because ...

The Annual J&J Demolition Derby at The Allentown Fair is a Labor Day tradition on the final night. The audience enjoys cars crashing and kicking up mud Monday, Sept. 2, 2024 during the Annual J&J ...

The Stormont Vail Events Center hosted the 10th annual Capital City Carnage Demolition Derby Saturday.

Multiple people were hurt Saturday night after a crash during the demolition derby at the Darryl Starbird Rod and Custom Car Show.

Several spectators were injured Saturday night when a demolition derby vehicle broke through a safety barrier and entered the crowd at an event in Tulsa, Oklahoma, according to police. Authorities ...

Americans have been intentionally ramming cars into each other for sport for decades. And at this time of year, fans crowd into county fairs to see battered, souped-up cars bash each other to pieces.