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2023 Grand Prix


WEDNESDAY MAY 17, 2023
6:00 - 7:30

Everyone is invited to cheer the cars across the finish line and celebrate the end of the regular Awana year!

Schedule:
5:30 pm - 6:15 pm Grand Prix Registration & Car Check - come anytime during this time to get registered and make sure your car meets all the requirements
6:15 pm Grand Prix Race starts
  • Sparks (K-2) will race first
  • 3rd-6th Grade will race second
  • Youth Group will race last
GRAND PRIX INFORMATION TO BUILD YOUR CAR
Basics:
  • Do most of the work yourself, but if you get some help from Mom or Dad, that's ok.
  • You have to make your car so it fits the track, but you can design it to look however you want it to.
Measurement:
To fit on the track, your car has to match these specs.
  • Length - not more than 7 inches
  • Width - not more than 2.75 inches
  • Height - not more than 3 inches
  • Distance between the wheels - at least 1.75 inches
  • Weight - not more than 5 ounces
  • Clearance (how far the bottom of your car should be from the surface it's sitting on) - at least 3/8 of an inch.
Stuff:
  • Use the wood, wheels and axels that came in your kit.
  • You can't use wheel bearings, bushings, washers or springs.
  • You can add decals, tiny little drivers, a steering wheel, trim, paint and other stuff like that.  (But your car still has to match the specs listed above.)
  • You can't have parts on your car that hang out in front of the starting pin on the track.
  • If you have any questions about whether your car is legal, ask your leader.
Building your car:
  • Whittle, saw or carve the wood to create the shape you want. (Get help from an adult for the dangerous stuff.)
  • It's a good idea to sand your car.  You might also want to seal it and paint it.
  • You can lubricate the axels to reduce friction.
  • You can sand the bumps and the little sticky-out-things from the wheels, but they have to stay the size and the shape they were when you got them.
  • Put the wheels on the axels and then tap them into the slots on the wood block.  you can use glue to keep the axels in place.
  • Your car will look a lot nicer if you paint it.  It usually takes two coats.  And then wax it to make it shine.
  • Use decals to put your number on your car.
  • Have fun!
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  • Home
  • About
    • We Believe
    • Staff/Leadership >
      • For Staff & Volunteers
    • What we do
    • Weekly Family Devotions
  • Awana
    • About Awana >
      • Christmas Program
    • Awana Registration
    • Awana Parent Handbook
    • Awana Calendar
    • Awana Grand Prix
    • Awana Pictures!
  • Contact
  • Giving
  • Registration
    • Contact Information Form
    • Youth Group Registration
    • Awana Registration