Please find below the entry list for the 2019 race, this is listed by team name and the charity each team is raising money for (please note this list is subject to change if cancellations are made)

Trophies and medals will be given out at the podium at the end of the race for the following categories:

• Fastest Seniors (Including 2nd & 3rd Place)
• Fastest Junior (Including 2nd & 3rd Place)
• Best Dressed Team
• Best Dressed Soapbox

For this year's event, we are using the Virgin Money Giving website for charity fundraising.  This is a simple and effective way of collecting sponsorship on-line and sending it directly to the charities we are supporting. The signup process is very straightforward, simply follow the links below for either Ashgate Hospice or CLIC Sargent, register your details and create your own fundraising page to start collecting money today! 

FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO SETUP YOUR VIRGIN MONEY GIVING ACCOUNT & FUNDRAISE FOR EITHER ASHGATE HOSPICE OR CLIC SARGENT - FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE BELOW PDF DOCUMENT:

For any competitors who also wish to raise money by hand, please find below a manual sponsorship form. This tyoe of collection can be handed to the organisers on the day of the race, where you will recieve a reciept.

To view the complete Rules and Regulations please download the above Registration Form and Race Rules PDF document, the below are rules to adhere to when building your Soap Box:

Technical, Design and Structural Regulations

1. Maximum length 2300mm measured from front to rear of soapbox.
2. Maximum width 1200mm measured from outside to outside.
3. No protuberances outside these dimensions will be allowed.
4. There must be four wheels, fitted with tyres, (more than two “in line” wheels will not be allowed) and all wheels should be in road contact during normal running. Ground clearance should be sufficient to clear the ramps/obstacles – 50mm minimum is recommended.
5. Good brakes are essential and will be checked. Braking must operate on at least two wheels and be effective to hold to cart stationary on the starting ramp.
6. Seats must be securely bolted to the soap box.
7. Soap boxes must be designed to carry one or two people only, feet first is recommended.
8. Any steering column, brake lever or other protrusion must be designed and fitted such that the risk of puncture injuries is minimised. A padded steering wheel is recommended.
9. Bodywork and controls must not impede the driver in exiting the vehicle unaided.
10. Any doors or hatches required for driver access must be readily operated from both inside and outside the vehicle without the use of tools.
11. Gravity propulsion only – i.e. no motors, no pedals & no stored potential energy.
12. No loose weights will be allowed inside or outside the soap box.
13. Seatbelts are not mandatory, but are recommended.
14. Steering must not have excessive free play or any characteristic tending to promote instability.

Please see below the complete finishing times for every team entered during the 2019 race

Please see below the complete finishing times for every team entered during the 2017 race

Please see below the complete finishing times for every team entered during the 2016 race

Please see below the complete finishing times for every team entered during the 2015 race