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in kit form that includes everything needed to build the car. Included in the kit are
floorboard, all hardware and simple to follow assembly instructions The object of the
Stock Car Division is to introduce Derby competition to novice children and families. With
adult supervision a youngster can assemble the Stock racer within one day. Derby rules
mandate that every Stock cars remain unpainted.

For the more advanced builder/racer the Super Stock Division racer is a kit-assembled
car that is heavier, longer and larger than the Stock car. It offers a more sophisticated
level of design and allows more in finishing schemes since Derby rules allow cars in this
division to be painted.

For veterans of Soap Box Derby racing there is the Masters Division racer. These are the
sleekest-looking cars of the three divisions and offer the most in terms of weight, length,
and flexibility of design.

Rally Racing program

In addition to the annual summer championship racing at the local and national levels,
there are other racing circuits for Soap Box Derby enthusiasts. These are called the rally
programs. Each Local chapter sponsors two additional races - one in the spring and one
in the fall. For these races, you are invited to race at any or all of the local rally events.
They are scheduled so that they do not overlap, so an avid racing family can spend
many weekends in the spring and fall racing at these events. Not only an excellent way to
fine-tune your racer and sharpen your driving skills, but leading point earners at the end
of the Spring rallies win the opportunity to represent their geographic division in Akron at
a National Rally Championship race which is held each summer concurrent with the
All-American Championship.

Goals of the Soap Box Derby Program have not changed since it began in 1934. They
are to foster a stronger parent-child relationship; to help develop positive attitudes in
sportsmanship and competition; to help in the growth of pride.