Hold a LEGO car race at your next party or event. You can use a pinewood derby track or the track sold at the bottom of this page. Use your own LEGO pieces or our LEGO kits to make a car. Should not be used for official pinewood derby races. Most official races require that you use a pinewood derby block and official wheels and axles. See our pinewood derby LEGO block here.
Includes four independent wheel/axle modules and three frame pieces. Uses pinewood derby type wheels and axles.
Requires some assembly - colors may vary.
The wheelbase of the car can be adjusted by attaching the wheel modules to different parts of the frame.
Light wheels and low friction axles Faster than our Basic Wheel kit.
The four wheels are independent and can be placed anywhere on the frame.
Includes four wheel/axle modules and three frame pieces Colors my vary.
The number and type of pieces vary slightly with each kit depending on availability of the pieces.
This kit contains mostly gray pieces with a few black pieces and a black curved piece that can be used as a cockpit/windshield.
The car on the left is just an example of the many designs that can be built with the parts in this kit. We do not supply instructions to build the example car but these close up pictures will give you a good idea of how to construct this car.
This kit contains a mix of black and orange pieces with a gray curved piece that can be used as a cockpit/windshield.
This kit contains a mix of red and yellow pieces with a brown curved piece that can be used as a cockpit/windshield.
This kit contains a mix of lime and black pieces with a black curved piece that can be used as a cockpit/windshield.
This kit contains a mix of blue and white pieces with a black curved piece that can be used as a cockpit/windshield.
Same parts that are in the above kits but sold by the pound. Each pound contains approximately 350 pieces in a variety of colors. About 7 cars can be built out of each pound of parts.
Example of the windshield kit and the red/yellow car kit. Driver not included
This kit contains a windshield and steering wheel. Use your own lego figure for a driver.
Two examples of the window blocks on a LEGO car
This kit contains four clear LEGO blocks. Each block has one sloping side. They can be used to create a variety of windows.
Example of the engine kit and the gray car kit. Driver not included
This kit contains one engine and two grills/vents.
Example of the jet kit and the gray car kit.
This kit contains a set of two jet engines.
Car weight has a large impact on the speed of the car and length of track required. Cars will typically weigh 2.2 to 2.4 oz. We recommend that you limit the weight of each car to 2.4 oz. A 2.4 oz weight limit will require a 14 foot track. You will need 16 feet of track for a 3 oz limit and 18 feet for a 3.5 oz car limit. These track lengths assume a car starting height of 29" using our track stand. Different starting heights will require different track lengths.
Pinewood derby tracks are typically 35 to 40 feet or more. If you plan on using a pinewood derby track, you may need to shorten it or raise the starting gate. Or you can use the full track length and the car that travels the farthest in its lane is the heat winner.
Weight can be added to a car by adding lego pieces to the bottom of the frame and by using our lego weights. No piece should extend below the bottom of the axle modules. You can also add metal weight to the car by creating a "pocket" in the car with lego pieces then covering the pocket with more lego pieces.
Snaps onto any standard LEGO part
Each brick weighs .44oz.Two weights per set
For up to two lanes Track and track stand not included
For up to two lanes
Track not included
Our LEGO cars will run quit a bit faster by adding a small amount of this synthetic oil to the axles.
These LEGO cars run on standard pinewood derby tracks
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