Krazy Races Soap-Box Derby Comes to Lincoln

As well as fantastic races, Krazy Races are looking to work with local stakeholders and businesses to bring together entertainers, food stalls and more, giving families a fantastic day to remember. Krazy Races have worked with some big names across the country including; theatres, manufacturers, car dealers, educational institutes and even Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers. Organisers are hoping to work with businesses of all sizes in Lincoln and the surrounding areas.

Lincoln BIG have teamed up with Sarah Belcher Events Limited, the organisers of Krazy Races, to bring this unique event to Lincoln after the tremendous success of the previous events, and will be working closely with the team on the event.

Danny Scoffin, Head of Brand & Strategic Development for Krazy Races, said: “We are thrilled to be bringing Krazy Races to Lincoln next year and I am so excited to start meeting and working with as many amazing local businesses as possible. We have seen some fantastic soapboxes over the years and we can’t wait to see what the amazing people of Lincoln come up with. We would like to say a massive thank you to Lincoln BIG for welcoming us to Lincoln. See you all on Sunday 15th September.”

Applications for teams to enter are open, with event organisers looking for 20-40 teams to enter the race in a knockout style competition with multiple trophies and prizes. Teams and spectators are encouraged to raise as much money as possible for charity, and early next year, the event will announce its official Lincoln Krazy Races headline charity.

Information on how to enter can be found on The Krazy Races website.

Lee Roberts, Head of Operations from Lincoln BIG commented: “We are looking forward to welcoming Krazy Races and working with the team to bring this new and exciting event to Lincoln. We can’t wait to see the races take place and encourage businesses to enter and enjoy the day. We look forward to seeing everyone enjoy the build up and the day as the city comes alive as the soapboxes race through the streets of the city.