There are plenty of reasons to make a trip to the 2026 Windsor Fair this year, but if you like loud cars, big jumps and people doing things behind the wheel that you probably shouldn't try at home, put Sunday night on your calendar.

The Black Cat Hell Drivers Stunt Auto Thrill Show hits the Windsor Fair grandstands on Sunday, September 6 at 7:30 p.m.

And this looks like it could be one of the most entertaining nights of the entire fair.

The Black Cat Hell Drivers carry on the old-school American automotive thrill-show tradition. Past versions of the show have featured precision stunt driving, cars running on two wheels, high-speed reverse spins, ramp jumps, motorcycles, staged crashes, fire and plenty of other stuff designed to make a grandstand full of people collectively say, "How did they just do that?"

You can get an idea of what these guys are known for here.

The best part is that this isn't exactly an expensive night of entertainment.

According to the Windsor Fair, admission to the Black Cat Hell Drivers grandstand show is just $5 for ages 12 and older, while kids 11 and under get into the show free.

The Windsor Fair itself runs August 29 through September 7, with everything from demolition derbies and truck pulls to harness racing, midway rides and live music.

But if seeing somebody balance a car on two wheels or launch one off a ramp sounds like your idea of a good Sunday night, I'd make sure you're near the grandstands on September 6.

Something tells me this one is going to get loud.

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