A demolition derby will run on the Sunday afternoon at this year's show.

With prize money of more than $1000, Dubbo Show Society secretary Sue Hood said the newest event was exciting.

"We've had a lot of interest on our Facebook page and we've had quite a few inquiries through our email for the information and entry forms," Ms Hood said.

Ms Hood said entrants must supply their own car and would have to undergo an examination before they can be permitted to compete.

"The cars has to go under a strict examination before they are allowed to go in there because they cannot have heavy items like in the past apparently they used to put cement in certain areas of their cars, to make it so the car wouldn't get dinted or broken up, but cars should also have bars around inside, and then once they start it's last man standing," she said.

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Ms Hood also admitted that she felt after years of the demolition derby not being held that it could be quite an entertaining spectacle.

"It's quite funny, we used to have it years ago and we didn't have anybody sponsor it but I think it's an entertaining thing we should be putting on because it only goes for about half an hour or three quarters of an hour and but you have to clean up the mess. That's why we have the ute show on Sunday morning then the demolition derby straight after lunch to try encourage them all to come."

Ms Hood also added that it was exciting for the show to be able run again after 2020.

On Friday, another new competition for the Dubbo Show was announced with the 'Home Brew' competition returning after several years of not being held.

People wishing to enter the demolition derby, home brew competition and all the other Dubbo Show competitions and events can find out more information on the Dubbo Show Society's website or Facebook page.

Tickets and pre-purchase for rides are now also available on the Dubbo Show Society website.

The Regional Australia Bank Dubbo Show will run from May 14 to 16.

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