New demolition sport 'King of the Hill' captivates audiences online
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 3:33 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
The 'King of the Hill' race, a new form of demolition derby, debuted at Hudson Speedway in New Hampshire during Labor Day weekend. In this race, competitors chase after a moving trailer, aiming to drive atop it while attempting to knock each other off. The craziness of the event attracted significant attention on social media, with many praising its unique entertainment value. John McInnis and the No. 609 car claimed victory in this inaugural race, which has sparked interest in future events.
- •The inaugural race took place on Labor Day weekend at Hudson Speedway.
- •Drivers compete to park on top of a moving trailer while avoiding opponents.
- •Social media reactions include excitement and humor about the sport's absurdity.
- •John McInnis won the first 'King of the Hill' race.
- •The event could lead to repeat races at Hudson Speedway.
- 3:33 PMYahoo Sports — America has a new favorite sport: Demolition ‘King of the Hill’ and it’s taking over the internet
"In the ‘King of the Hill’ race, drivers are vying for the coveted spot on top of a moving trailer
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