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Frequently Asked Question about the National Super Kids ClassicŪ.
1. What age does a competitor have to be to participate
in the race?
8 to 18 years
2. How do I get my child in the race?
Call Registration Chairman Melony Heyn 330-926-9701
or mkt650@aol.com
3. We don't have cars but have several children who
want to compete to represent our area. What do we do?
Same as above, we will see if we can contact a neighboring
area who has a race already, or suggest alternatives.
4. Who puts on the Super Kids race?
The National Super Kids ClassicŪ is put on by the
men and women who make up its board of directors, these are all
volunteers who come together to put on the race every year with
the help of community volunteers.
5. How is the Superkids race funded?
The National Super Kids ClassicŪ is funded through
generous donations and car sponsorships. We appreciate all of the
companies that sponsor our cars and the private individuals who
donate time and money to help make this race happen.
6. How can I help?
You can help with funding or volunteering. Please
send a message through the contact information page on our website
and someone will contact you.
7. How long has this race been going on?
This will be the fourth year that the National Super
Kids ClassicŪ has been in existence, but the local race in our area
has been going on since 1981. The Super Kids Classic has evolved
out of those local races which have now spread across the country,
These local races determine the winner from each of the local areas
that will come to Ohio and represent their area in our National
Race.
8. Where does the event take place?
The event takes place at the same hill that is used
by the All-American Soapbox Derby, Derby Downs in Akron, Ohio. Our
participants have the opportunity to race the same exact track that
the All-American racers do.
9 Is there a fee to come and watch the race?
No! The race is totally free for spectators, so bring
the whole family and enjoy.
10 Do the participants drive the cars?
Our cars are specially designed and built to accommodate
two children. Each child that participates in the race is accompanied
by an experienced Soap Box Derby driver who pilots the car.
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