| Demolition
Derby - 2011
Large Division 8 cylinder
Mini Division 4 & 6 cylinder
Powder Puff and Mini Van Division
The Demolition Derby will be taking
place on Friday night. Mark your calendars so you don't miss
it!
Register today - limited spots
available! Click
here to download registration form.
Mail to:
Jeff Vereyken
70 Meadow Drive
Beachburg, Ontario
K0J 1C0
For further information
Contact Jeff at 613.582.3919
DRIVER RULES
- All drivers and mechanics will sign
rules so they understand and there are no questions
- All cars must past the mandatory
inspection before the derby.
- Changes to the car cannot be done
after the derby starts
- Only drive and one mechanic in the
pit area will be allowed NO EXCEPTIONS
If you don’t comply with this rule your car will be
disqualified
- Only demolition car allowed in pit.
Pit will be roped off so to provide access for towing of
vehicles
- No reckless driving in pit or you
could be disqualified or suspended
- All drivers must wear a CSA approved
helmet, lap belt, shoulder belt and steel toed boots. Any
other protection is optional
- Fire extinguishers are recommended
at close reach of the driver and safety regulations also
be imposed.
- Intentional hitting (in the judge’s
opinion) of driver’s door is an automatic disqualification
from that heat.
- Contact must be made every minute
(approximately – according to judge’s discretion)
Driver should be aggressive!!)
- A vehicle will be disqualified if
the driver’s door opens or if the bar falls out during
a heat
- When car is knocked out, driver
will hold a white flag out the windows. Drivers must supply
their own flag.
- No intentional hitting of knocked
out car (judge’s discretion).
- All drivers must remain in their
car until heat is over.
- Any signs of alcohol or drugs on
the part of the driver or the mechanic will result in disqualification.
DERBY REGULATIONS
- Price
of admission is $50.00 per car. This includes two bracelets
to get in to the fair.
- No entry fee will be refunded for
any reason
- All numbers will be assigned when
registration fee is paid.
- All cars will be inspected between
6:00 and 7:00 on the day of the derby. If a car does not
pass inspection, it will not be allowed n the derby.
- The Judge and his helpers will have
flags, if you see the flag being waved the driver must stop
the car immediately and turn off the engine.
- At anytime a drivers safety is at
risk the car will be flagged and the driver removed.
- All cars are to be removed the same
night after the derby.
- The Beachburg Fair, their staff,
organizers and volunteer helpers cannot be held responsible
for any damage or injury to participants or their property.
A form to the must be signed by the driver
in order to compete in the derby.
- Rules subject to change without notice.
CAR REGULATIONS
- No pre-demoed cars allowed
- Any American stock hardtop automobile
or station wagon is allowed. No Trucks, convertibles, jeeps,
hearses, limousines, etc. are allowed.
- Only steel bodied vans allowed participating
in the van class.
- No cars are allowed to be painted
white in colour. No exceptions.
- Drivers door must be painted white
from top to bottom
- All glass to be removed (this includes
broken pieces from removal, not rolled down)
- Plexi-glass is permitted in driver
windshield
- A strong wire or nylon mesh screen
is recommended on driver windows and windshields area, but
not necessary.
- Automobiles must be swept clean.
No junk tires, wheels, metal parts etc. allowed in cars
- Hubcaps, chrome, grills, headlights
and rings and other items, which could cause safety hazards,
must be removed.
- Any sharp protruding fins or dangerous
objects must be mashed down or cut off.
- Ensure air bag has been removed
from the vehicle.
- All doors must be chained shut.
(3/8” chain recommended).
- One reinforcement bar must be present
in driver door. Bar must pass through doorpost at rear of
door and must pass through body at front of door.
- No exhaust piping and No
drive shafts to be used in doors. NO EXCEPTIONS.
- Car cannot be reinforced anywhere
except for driver door as specified.
- Piece of 1⁄2” or 3⁄4”
plywood behind driver seat to protect driver back recommended.
- Hood springs, hood shocks and front
latch to be removed and tied down with heavy gage wire in
a fashion to provide easy access but not to reinforce the
radiator or bumpers.
- Hood to have 12” minimum hole
over carburetor, no welding shut, no chains from rad, support
to bumper.
- Truck lid springs to be removed
or released and chained shut. (3/8” chain recommended)
- Lower rear cushion to be removed.
- Tires must be “P” series
tires. Passenger car tires only.
- No studs or screws on rims to hold
tires. Remove all wheel weights.
- Radiators transmission coolers and
heaters must remain in original position or be taken off.
- Only one 12-volt battery is allowed.
It must be inside the driver’s compartment and secured
and covered with proper steel brackets.
- Stock gas tanks must be removed
from original position and the gas tank must be mounted
to the floor in the center of the back seat against the
rear seat support, with steel straps and threaded rod with
steel plate or angle iron. NO EXCEPTIONS
- All tanks must be securely fastened.
A portable boat tank is recommended in the place of the
original. Approximately one gallon of gas is more then enough
for one heat.
- Vehicles must have dependable brakes
at all times and boundaries must be observed.
- No exhaust past the firewall. Maximum
4” over hood, welded NOT screwed.
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Financial Examiners: Barbara Teske,
Gail Vereyken
Gate: Beachburg Lions Club
Booth: Marilyn Sommerville
Dining Hall: Angie McCutcheon
Maintenance: Bob Farnel
Veterinarian: Dr. Andres Aadoson
Sound Technician: Steve Vokey
Advertising: Brenda Byce
Office: Lisa Hennessey, Howard Winters
Bar Committee: Rona Lee McCrea,
Sarah Vereyken
Children's Program: Bridget Graham,
Shannon McCrea
Sheep Show: Dave MacKay, Kim Quast
Horse Drawing: Adrian Vereyken
Beef Cattle: Sherrie MacKay, Nathan
Latchford, Jackie MacGregor
Dairy Cattle: Llyod Robinson
Pet Show: Donna Whitmore
Grains, Seeds, Corn, Commercial Hay: Larry
Reaburn
Roots & Vegetables & Fruit: Christine
Reaburn
Flowers: Kathy Hiderman
Culinary Arts: Marilyn Labow, Diane
Lowe
Needlecraft: Marsha Vereyken
Arts & Crafts: Marilyn Robinson
Photography: David Willard, Shelley
Smith-Aadoson
Woodworking: Kirk Keller
Junior Fair: Kim Morin
School Fair: Heather Campbell
Scrapbooking & Card Making: Jody
Kitson-Roy
Creative Writing: Heather Campbell
Fair Book: Angela Keller
Website: Robyn Hader
Concessions & Vendors: Patricia
Stephen, Danielle Berry
Sponsorship: Brenda Byce, Kim Quast
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