2010 SCHEDULE
What is Soap Box Racing?
What are the Stock Divisions?
What is the Super Kid Program?
Where to purchase my car?
Directions to the Soap Box Derby!
Hotel information, Where to stay.

2010 SCHEDULE

FRIDAY October 22, 2010

12:00 noon - 6:00 PM……Early Check in for Racers & Practice runs at Race Site for Registered Car Drivers and assistants.

SATURDAY October 23, 2010

7:00 AM…………..Race Track opens, Omega Way, Lincoln, CA. for check-in and Preparations for Racing.

9:30 AM...............First Rally race starts:

6:00 PM………….First Day’s racing completed. Track Closed.

SUNDAY October 24, 2010

7:00 AM…………Race Track opens, Omega Way, Lincoln, CA.

For check-in and Preparations for Racing

3:00 - 5:00 PM…………Racing finished.

Awards Ceremony 30 minutes from last race.
All Service Personnel in Uniform, All prices @ 50 %.

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR.

The All-American Soap Box Derby (AASBD) World Championship is held annually in Akron, Ohio every July. Participants become eligible to compete in the AASBD World Championship through winning their Local Race and/or by accumulating points in the Rally Program.

The Local Race is an annual race held in an AASBD licensed city. A participant is required to compete in the Local Race Organization closest to his or her residence.

South Placer is holding its first local race in October. The winner of a Local Race is called a “Local Champion” and is eligible to compete in the AASBD World Championship in Akron, Ohio against other Local Champions.

The Rally Program allows participants to earn points by racing in various Rally Races throughout the United States. A participant in this program races to win a “Rally Regional Title.” A winner of a Rally Regional Title is considered a “Rally Champion” and is eligible to compete in the AASBD World Championship Race in Akron, Ohio, against other Rally Champions.

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT RACING DIVISIONS?

Super Stock Division: The Super Stock division is designed for racers age 10-17 years old. Super Stock cars can accommodate a larger racer up to (Approximately) 6'0" tall and 150 pounds. The Super Stock, a lean-forward designed car, is also sold as a kit which includes everything needed for racing with the exception of Z-Glas racing wheels and weights. Builders should allow 4-6 hours to assemble their Super Stock division car.

Masters Division: The Masters division (also known as Scottie) is for racers age 10-17 years old and is driven by the more experienced drivers. Masters cars can accommodate a child up to (Approximately) 6'0" tall and 160 pounds. Because of the lay-down (enclosed) design of the Masters car, small drivers are also competitive in this division.

Have a fun building experience and good luck!

The Super Kid Program
The National Super Kids is a nationwide program to promote Soap Box Derby racing for children with disabilities.

What is a Super Kids Car?
These are specially built two-seat Derby cars. The cars can be raced by multiple sets of drivers during each event, providing a lot of Super Kids with the experience of the thrill of the hill.

How does it work?
A Super Kid, along with an experienced Derby driver, competes against other Super Kids in an elimination format the same as our other Derby divisions. Cars race down the hill powered by gravity and the combined abilities of the two driver team. The emphasis is on participation and the thrill of accomplishment.

WHERE DO I PURCHASE MY KIT?

It’s easy! To order your Soap Box Derby kit please contact Ernie Farrington at ceocouncil@gmail.com or by phone at (916) 872-9612

Hotel information

Please follow this link for information on hotels and special rates in the area!
http://www.placertourism.com/Events/Event-Details.aspx?eventID=167

Directions to the Soap Box Derby!

This event will take place off of Omega Drive in Lincoln. Please use mapquest below for directions!