The Pinewood Derby track is open this week for guest to practice racing their cars. They can practice for the big event on Saturday. On Saturday, April 5 guest can race their Pinewood Derby cars ...

Experience the thrill of the Pinewood Derby race at the Indiana State Museum. Compete with your own car or use one from the museum's collection.

Lexy Schmidt from East Alton watched her 5-year-old son Viroon Williams race in his first Pinewood Derby. “His dad works on race cars, so he’s always been interested in racing,” Schmidt said ...

The event, lasting through April 6, will give individuals the chance to race Pinewood Derby cars on a two-story, 125-foot track. The museum’s website states that racing is open to the public and ...

Vehicles sped down a track during wood car races Wednesday at Racine Alternative Learning, 2333 Northwestern Ave. About 30 ...

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IndyStar motosports reporter Nathan Brown took his family to the IMS Museum wondering if his 3-year-old would enjoy it as ...

Pinewood Derby racing includes regulation Scout cars and “outlaw” cars (with expanded rules), using blocks of pine that are shaped into unique creations each year. Individual Cub Scout packs hold ...

It’s all part of the Mountain Dominion District’s annual “Pinewood Derby” where Cub Scouts race cars they carved from a block of wood, teaching them valuable woodworking skills in the process.

“The Pinewood Derby starts out as a rectangular block of pine, and you get to shape it and mold it into whatever creation you want to make a car. You put wheels on it, add some weights, and then ...