Another demo derby has come and gone at the Inter-State Fair and Rodeo.

 

Fans packed the stands for the final night of grandstand entertainment, which featured four classes of demo action.

 

In full size stock, Michael Coats took 1^st followed by Dillion Blundell in 2^nd and Ranelle Hadley in 3^rd.

 

For the limited-weld compacts, Wyatt Raida took 1^st, Cody Julich took 2^nd and Anthony Smith was awarded 3^rd place.

 

The new Hometown Showdown class featured cars with limited modifications and the increased speed and maneuverability was obvious. Kail Smith took 1^st followed by Dave Daniels in 2^nd and Tray Vinson in 3^rd.

 

A car ended up flipping over during the full-size limited-weld class, although the driver was reported to be fine. Jimmy Hadley took 1^st followed by Keaton Hennen in 2^nd and Gary Hadley in 3^rd.

 

Dave Daniels was named overall maddog.  The show was put on by Oklahoma Boys Promotions of South Coffeyville.