2018 Derby Results Every competitor in the Mid MO Soap box Derby is a winner, but these are the leaders in their class. The Derby is Gravity-Powered and STEM-Driven; Sound application of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math skills enhance their likelihood of driving to Victory Lane. But beyond that, our drivers also learn life skills involving fair competition and comraderie. Congratulations to each and every one of these fine young men and women! (Click on the division below to view the results) |
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"Oil Can" Celebrities |
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| PLACE | DRIVER | SPONSOR |
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| 1st | 112 Owen Schilling |
Family Owned |
| 2nd | 111 Preston Boots |
NAPA Auto Parts |
| 3rd | 115 Marley Blakeman |
Lil Bit Cafe |
| 4th | 105 Zachary Owens |
K&M Auto Salvage |
| 5th | 110 Esabella Fisher |
Schneider AutoBody |
| 6th | 108 Marlowe Weis |
Body Refinery Gym |
| 7th | 118 Adelynn Rueger |
Sumner One/Image Technologies |
| 8th | 101 Cody Wake |
Southside Pizza & Pub |
| PLACE | DRIVER | SPONSOR |
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| 1st | 206 Becca Winters |
Missouri Cancer Associates |
| 2nd | 208 Jackson Fisher |
First Midwest Bank |
| 3rd | 218 Oliver Carson |
Civil Air Patrol |
| 4th | 201 Luke Rueger |
Sumner One/Image Technologies Old Wheels Collector Car Club |
| 5th | 202 Logan Jantz |
Civil Air Patrol |
| 6th | 221 Naomi Dufur |
Fast Yeti T's |
| 7th | 209 Wade Elam |
Mutrux Automotive |
| 8th | 212 Morgan Ray |
Galen's Auto Body |
| PLACE | DRIVER | SPONSOR |
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1st |
303 Malachi Owens, Jr. |
Schaefer Autobody Centers |
| 2nd | 301 Hunter Hawkins |
Kansas City |
| 3rd | 305 Megan Plum |
Mr. B's Auto Body, Kansas City |
| 4th | 302 Kaylee Baker |
The 5th Down |
| 5th | 305 Garrison Fisher |
Downtown Optimist Club |
| 6th | 308 DeAriel Derritt |
University Subaru |
| 7th | 304 Esme Anger |
Billiards On Broadway |
| 6th | 306 Blake Holmes |
Automotive Expressions |
We were unable to run our legendary "OilCan" Division this year because of time constraints. This was due to the record number of race participants this year! We are optimistic that with some restructuring and some additional volunteers, the OilCan Division races will return in 2019. |
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