They take the motorbike through the wall of fire on another successful trip.After seven long years away, the Blackcat Helldrivers didn’t just return to the Franklin County Fair — they erupted back onto the scene, delivering a fire‑charged spectacle that shook the grandstands and thrilled a packed crowd from the opening stunt to the explosive finale. The night kicked off with their razor‑sharp two‑car precision routine, engines snarling in perfect harmony as the drivers carved tight, high‑speed patterns across the infield. Ramps rose next, and the Helldrivers launched into a series of ramp‑to‑ramp jumps that sent cars flying under the lights, each landing punctuated by cheers rolling across the fairgrounds. The first burst of flames came with the motorbike act, the rider tearing down the track and blasting straight through a wall of fire, erupting from the blaze to a thunderous ovation. The team followed with the human ski stunt — a performer balanced atop a moving car as it whipped around the arena, tilting, weaving, and flirting with disaster at every turn. Then came the junk cars. The human battering ram stunt smashed through another wall of fire with a stuntman clinging to the roof, sending sparks skyward and debris scattering across the track. But the crowd knew what was coming — the rollover contest. The first car hit the ramp and twisted into a one‑and‑a‑half‑roll crash landing that ended its run. The second car, battered but determined, delivered a full rollover not once but three times, each attempt drawing louder applause than the last. For the finale, the Helldrivers staged a 40‑foot jump aimed directly at the two wrecked rollover cars. The junker thundered down the runway, hit the ramp, and launched into the air in a perfect arc. It came down nose‑first into the front of the first rollover car, metal exploding on impact as the crowd erupted in a final, deafening roar. The Helldrivers left the arena the same way they arrived — at full throttle — and the Franklin County Fair crowd went home buzzing, already counting the days until the team’s next return. Gallery

A pair of stuntmen go bumper to bumper as they hit the ramps while staying on each other's bumpers. Gallery

Crash Monreau and Jason Barney take there junk cars through the wall of steel causing complete destruction. It would be the KSR Night of Fire and Destruction at the Franklin County Fair as the thrill show made there return to the fair. It would start with some percesion driving skills and then we would move into Doug Danger tricks with the motorcycle and he would end his protion taking his motorcycle through the wall of fire. Then you would have crash Monreau doing his crazy stunts with the wall of steel and then the human explosion where he set himself on fire. The night would end with a special treat as they would have Eddie Como and his Anger Management monster truck do a freestyle run to end the night.Gallery

Eddie Como and Anger Management flying high crushing cars that were used earlier in the night as part of the stunt show. Gallery

Crash Morneau doing his version of the human blow torch. It would be the KSR Motorsports annual stop to the Champlain Valley Fair in Essex Junction, Vermont for there Night of Fire and Destruction tour. The would bring six monster trucks Annihilator, Storm Damage, Hurricane Force, Toxic, Bad News Travels Fast along one mini monster Zombie Sniper. They would also have the Quad Wars with Team Vermont Vs Team New Jersey and stunts with Crash Morneau and Tony Pederson. As for the Monster Trucks, they would have a freestyle show only and the unofficial winner would be Bigfoot. As for the quad wars, the winner would be Team Vermont 2-1. In the stunts portion of the show they would Tony Pederson and his two-wheel stunts and Crash Morneau doing the human blow torch. Gallery

Team Vermont driver and Team New Jersey driver get all tangled up while battling for the lead through the corner on the last lap. Gallery

Crash Monreau with a head first crash through the fire wall. Tonny Petersen and his Hell-drivers returned to the Franklin County Fair in Malone after a near 5 year hiatus. They would take there Dodge cars/Trucks and show off their skills behind the wheel at high speeds and close corners. There would be a crash aspect as they would take out the junk cars and roll them over launch them in the air and hit other cars. There would be a near-full crowd that would be on the edge of there seats throughout the show and looking for them to come back next year. Gallery

Tonny Petersen takes the truck up on two wheels and shows off his skill as he goes all the way around the track on the two wheels. Gallery