Motorhome Madness Demolition Derby Rocks OC Fair for CHOC

The Motorhome Madness demolition derby has become a popular and long-standing tradition at the OC Fair. The event features local police and fire chiefs, as well as city officials, who compete in demolition derbies and figure-eight races using old RVs and retrofitted cars. Southside Towing donates many of the vehicles, which are gutted and equipped with safety features.

The event not only provides entertainment but also raises significant funds for CHOC. Participants visit the hospital before the event to meet with patients, further inspiring their fundraising efforts. Social media is also used to promote the event and encourage donations.

Costa Mesa Mayor John Stephens highlighted the friendly rivalry and the importance of supporting CHOC. Anaheim Police Chief Rick Armendariz showcased his department's motorhome, dubbed 26K, to encourage donations. Laguna Beach Mayor Alex Rounaghi also participated, emphasizing the community spirit and compassion driving the event.

It's a demolition derby event at the OC Fair where Orange County public officials crash motorhomes to raise money for CHOC.

Police chiefs, fire chiefs, city mayors, and councilmembers from various Orange County cities.

The event raises funds through ticket sales, donations, and social media campaigns, with all proceeds benefiting the hospital.

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