METAL2METAL ANNOUNCES FIFTH EVENT
Live Broadcast to Feature Figure 8 Races, Mini-Car Football

Los Angeles, CA – June 11, 2010 – On June 19th METAL2METAL will give football fans pining for pigskin a chance to experience their favorite sport on a whole new level through the fifth live broadcast in the METAL2METAL demolition derby television series, featuring 30-40 cars competing in traditional events such as demolition derbies, rollovers, and Figure 8 races along with an exciting new motorsport: mini-car football.

Mini-car football combines the competitive nature of America’s favorite pastime with classic derby destruction. METAL2METAL announcer Patrick Duncan describes the event: “There are about eight [cars] on each team, and they take a really small Volkswagen Bug and paint it up like a football . . . the goal of each team is to get the ‘football’ across the goal line. Usually every car that enters gets pretty wrecked!”

Dudley Disastro, DDL Commissioner, considers the live broadcast, offered exclusively through the official DDL website, even more exciting than seeing the event in person: “On the broadcast we get to know a lot of the behind-the-scenes info: what are the rivalries, why are two cars teaming up, etc. The announcers know the history, the players, all the ways that the event is put together so they are able to bring that unique insider view that you don’t get at any other live event.”

“METAL2METAL” is a co-production of DemoDerbyUSA.com and the DEMOLITION DERBY LEAGUE. Sponsoring partners for the production include the Kitsap Destruction Derby Association, WestSound Community Television, Thunderbird Stadium, Kitsap County Parks & Recreation Department, DuMedia Lighthouse and the DEMOLITION DERBY NEWS.

For additional information about the "METAL2METAL" event, please visit:

http://www.metal2metal.tv

ABOUT DEMOLITION DERBIES
A demolition derby is a competitive, combative motorsport in which drivers deliberately and repeatedly crash motorized vehicles into each other, on a racetrack or in an enclosed area, with the winner being the last vehicle still moving after all others have been disabled. Oftentimes, these events are held at county fairs and festivals as entertainment, with the winner receiving cash, prizes or an awards cup. Variations include figure 8, enduro, banger, roll-over, Siamese, train, and other racing styles with some drivers, over a long career, even reaching icon status. Terms commonly used within the industry include sandbagger, destruction derby, metal mayhem, roll-over, points system and championship.

ABOUT THE DEMOLITION DERBY LEAGUE
The DEMOLITION DERBY LEAGUE is a member-based association that serves as the international, organizing body for combative, motorized sports. The membership is composed of drivers, car builders, team owners, crew members, event promoters, track owners, sponsors, media interests, fans and enthusiasts. Through its demolition derbies, figure-8 racing, off-road derbies, banger races, enduro competitions and other hard-hitting events, the League provides opportunities for participants of all interest levels to engage in the world of aggressive driving. More information about the League can be found at http://www.ddleague.org.

ABOUT DERBYDEMOUSA.COM
DemoDerbyUSA.com and its team of media professionals have been involved with live event production for many years, having worked in television, cable, film and video environments. For the 2010 season, the DemoDerbyUSA.com team will film ten (10) motorsports events in the Pacific Northwest USA for distribution via DVDs. Samples of their work are available at http://www.demoderbyusa.com.