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English: Soap Box Derby Junior racer, constructed and driven by Suzanne Miller of Akron, OH, who won the 1976 Fall Rally Championship in Detroit, MI. She also participated in the Akron local Soap Box Derby earlier that summer, winning her first three heats. This was the inaugural year for the Junior Division, introduced as a way to expand Derby by splitting age groups in two, Junior encompassing ages 9 through 12. Illustration by Bill Wrigley, taken from his 3D model of the car located at Classic Soap Box Derby Racers (1933-1999). |
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