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Lynden Tribune
2012 Fair Magazine
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randstand monday
august 13
Demolition Derby back for 34th year Derby will be highlighted by plenty of new attractions
This year’s Demolition Derby will feature new classes and mainstay events.
For a 34th consecutive year, the Demolition Derby will lead off the Northwest Washington Fair. On Monday, Aug. 13, the Whatcom Demo Derby Club will put on two shows (1 and 7 p.m.) for visitors to enjoy. Club president Mike Scholten said fans can expect plenty of new attractions in 2012 including a 1980s and newer class and a Four-on-Four Americans vs. Canadians team event. “The thing I’m most excited for is probably the Americans vs. Canadians event,” Scholten said. “We haven’t done that in a while and it’s a rivalry. It’s a team event and it’s one of the only times in demolition derby when you get to team up like this.” On top of the new events, the typical events from previous years will still be put on. Those events include the Best Looking Car competition, the Big Car Derby in the afternoon and evening, Small Car Figure Eight races in the afternoon and evening, Small Car Demolition Derby in the evening only and the Truck Demolition Derby in the
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