Sunday, November 23, 2025

Krazy Races returns to Lincoln for a second year

The soapbox derby Krazy Races returns to Lincoln on June 22nd, when 40 teams will be invited to take part in an event that’ll be watched by an estimated 20,000 spectators.

Entries open on Monday, when a maximum of 40 local teams to design, build, and race their own handcrafted soapboxes in front of a roaring crowd.

The 2025 edition of Krazy Races promises to be bigger and better , with the entire city buzzing with excitement. Local businesses, entertainers, and food vendors will join the fun, creating an unforgettable day for families, friends, and race enthusiasts alike.

Danny Scoffin, Head of Brand & Strategic Development at Krazy Races, said: “We are absolutely buzzing to be returning to Lincoln after last year’s success. The enthusiasm and energy we felt from the community were electric, and we can’t wait to see what new and exciting soapboxes the people of Lincoln have in store for us this year. Thank you to Lincoln BIG for their continued support – we’re looking forward to making June 22nd a date to remember!”

Lee Roberts, Head of Operations at Lincoln BIG, added: “After the fantastic response last year, we’re thrilled to welcome Krazy Races back to Lincoln. It’s going to be an amazing day filled with excitement, and we encourage local businesses to get involved and enter teams. Let’s make this year’s event even bigger than before!”

Applications for local teams open 8am on Monday 17th February. Organisers are looking for a diverse range of competitors – from charities and local businesses to individual racers ready to take on the challenge.

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