2006 Cincinnati
Soap Box Fall Rally
Fact Sheet
1. Cincinnati Soap Box Fall Rally
Track Distance: Approx 575 feet

Date Saturday, October 14 & 15, 2006

2. Start Times:
Saturday and Sunday
Driver check-in begins at 7:30 a.m.
First Heat approx 9:00 a.m.*
* subject to change

3. Race information:
On Saturday, there will be a double-elimination race follwed by a single-elimination race.
On Sunday, there will only be one double- elimination race

info@cincysbd.com
Phone: (513) 322-5135
Address: PO Box 36063,
           Cincinnati, OH 45236-0063

4. Number of years race has been held:
This is the first Rally race held in Greater Cincinnati.

5. Entry fees:
$35 for one or both races on Saturday.
$25 for the race on Sunday

6. Car inspection:
All cars will be inspected the morning of the Rally, starting at 7:30 a.m.

7. Official Hotels: TBA

8. Race web site address:
www.cincinnatisoapboxderby.com

9. Online application available:
Click here to bring up a form that can be filled out online and printed or it can be printed first and filled out by hand.

Forms -- with a check for registration fee -- should be mailed to:
Cincinnati Soap Box Derby
PO Box 36063,
Cincinnati, OH 45236-0063
 

updated Sept 17, 2006

What is a Soap Box Derby?

The Soap Box Derby is a youth racing program which has run nationally since 1934.

Every year, kids from all over the country build simplified cars built from kits and race them in local races, such as the event that will take place in Cincinnati every June.

What is a Soap Box Derby Rally?

Since 1985 the All-American Soap Box Derby has sanctioned rally racing. Since its inception the All-American rally program has grown into a very popular racing format. Rally racing affords families the opportunity to gain driving experience: to test ideas and concepts; to meet new people; to try new racing tracks; and most importantly, to have fun.
Stock, Super Stock, and Masters participants in the Rally program will earn points by competing in All-American licensed rallies.
District Rally Titles will be awarded annually in each of the Stock, Super Stock and Masters division. Participants in the rally program will earn points by competing in All-American licensed Rally programs. District Rally Championships in each Division will be awarded to those participants in each district who qualify. In all cases, to be considered eligible to represent their respective district at the All-American Rally Championship Race, a participant must earn a minimum of 100 points. The number of participants eligible to race at the All-American Rally Championship Race is a function of both total points earned as well as the number of sanctioned All-American rally races held by each participant’s district.

See Complete Rules