Get ready for one of the baddest truck events of the year — a full day of trucks, horsepower, and good times.
Bring your builds and your crew. Six ways to get in on the day — show it, run it, or put it on the rollers.
Park it, shine it, and show off the build. The Show N Shine field is where the cleanest trucks in the 812 gather.
Put your horsepower on paper. Two runs for $100 — or go three runs for $125 and chase the number.
Head-to-head on the dirt. Line up against the truck in the next lane and see who gets there first.
Raffles and giveaways running through the day — stick around, somebody's going home with more than they brought.
Food trucks on site all day, so nobody has to leave the fairgrounds when they get hungry.
Vendor row full of parts, gear, and shops. Walk the row between runs and see what's new.
Gate times and the full run schedule will be posted here as the show gets closer. Check back before July 18.
Every pass is in the online store now. Grab yours ahead of time and roll straight in on July 18.
Passes that include admission cover the people listed — anyone extra needs their own spectator pass. Kids 12 & under and seniors 60+ never need one.
A full fairgrounds of truck people, all day long. Claim your spot on the row or in the food court.
Short list. It keeps the fairgrounds open to us and the day fun for everybody.
No alcohol on the fairgrounds during the show. No exceptions.
No burnouts anywhere on the grounds. Save the tires for the dirt drags.
Dyno runs are on you — the show is not responsible for damage to your vehicle on the rollers.
Spectators are $20. Kids 12 & under get in free, and seniors 60+ get in free — neither needs a pass.
Saturday, July 18, 2026 at the Scott County Fairgrounds in Scottsburg, Indiana. Gate times and the full day-of schedule will be posted here as the show gets closer.
One dirt drag competition run, two dyno runs, and one spectator pass — $120 for the whole package. Anyone coming with you beyond that needs their own spectator pass.
The dyno pass is two runs for $100, or three runs for $125. Dyno participants should know the show isn't responsible for damage to your vehicle on the rollers.
A vendor spot ($40) includes 2 admissions. A food truck spot ($50) includes 2 spectator passes, and the fairgrounds has water hookups and outlets on site for trucks.
No — no alcohol and no burnouts anywhere on the fairgrounds. That's the whole rule list, and it's what keeps the show coming back.