Australian Demolition Derby Association Hall of Fame
Introducing a New Era of Recognition
The Australian Demolition Derby Association is thrilled to announce the establishment of the Australian Demolition Derby Hall of Fame. This prestigious honour will celebrate the extraordinary talents and contributions of the sport’s most iconic drivers and sportsmen.
For decades, demolition derby has captivated audiences with its raw power, adrenaline-pumping action, and fearless competitors.
These individuals have not only entertained thousands but have also shaped the sport into what it is today.
The Hall of Fame will serve as a lasting tribute to the legends who have left an indelible mark on the demolition derby landscape. It will honour their courage, skill, and unwavering dedication to the sport.
Stay tuned for more details on the induction process, criteria, and the inaugural class of inductees.
We invite fans, drivers, and industry professionals to join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements of these demolition derby pioneers.
1983-2024 David was involved in speedway since he was 8 years old & sat alongside his brother Steven Jacobi watching his father Brian Jacobi, mother April Jacobi & uncle Bob Russell compete in derbies & speedway. First derby – Melbourne speedbowl 1983 he was 19 years old in a HD
“They’ll know who I am” Lawrie started his Demolition Derby career at Murray Bidge Speedway in the late 1970’s. A passionate competitor that’s career spanned 5 decades. Lawrie’s skill behind the wheel quickly brought the attention of other drivers, making him a household name in the South Australian circuit. Competing
“The King of the North” 2008 – 2024 It is with immense pride that we announce Clint Walters induction into the Australian Demolition Derby Association Hall of Fame. Clints unparalleled skill, strategic prowess, and unwavering determination have solidified his place as a true icon in the realm of demolition derby.
1988 – 2006 It is with great pleasure and honor that we announce the induction of South Australian legend John Michelson into the ADDA Hall of Fame. Mr Michelson started his Demolition Derby career at Mt Gambier on the 9th of January 1988. Mr Michelson’s exceptional skill, dedication, and passion
1992-2013 Starting his career in 1992 at the Newcastle Motordrome. Dave instantly had a passion for the Sport, quickly becoming a household name in Demolition Derby. When the Newcastle Motordrome closed in 2002, Dave kept the sport alive in the Hunter Valley. Creating new Demolition Derby events at local Agricultural
