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Race Car Rally is an exciting program of fun, race-related activities that enable teams to assemble the race-worthy cars – built for speed – on special Lego car platforms! Pricing starts for groups of 30 but we have delivered this program for groups with as many as 1,500 participants.
As teams continually gain points through their challenges, they will be rewarded with trips to our “car store” to obtain the parts they need for their build. Metal Lego® car platforms, wheels, windshields, drivers, and more will be used by each team to build their fastest car.
During vehicle construction, other team members will be decorating their driver’s jumpsuits so they really look the part for the race and create a flag with the colors of their car.
To fire up team spirit and prepare their driver for competition, crew members will create and perform their very own “Champions’ Chant”. Throughout the program, points are gained for originality, design, creativity, and functionality.
Once the cars are built, teams will have access to our racetracks for valuable, timed, practice runs, so they can tweak their cars for additional speed before it’s their turn to compete in the races.
Teams will then be assigned to a track, where they race against their car other teams’ cars in their “division” to win a spot in the final race of the day.
The top winners from each division will face off in the final heats vying for the coveted gold medals, and the esteemed title of “Race Car Rally Champions!”
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Our historically popular iPad activities are still available upon request.
When ScanSource asked us if we could design a Race Car program for them, we said, “Sure, we can design and deliver just about anything.” Then they told us there would be one 1,000 participants. “No problem!” we replied. Then they told us they wanted their employees to build their own cars…out of Legos! Wow, that’s a lot of Lego pieces we thought. And it was! We first had figured out all the essential parts we needed to buy for each car, like heavy metal Lego car chassis for speed, wheels, drivers, and windshields. Then we order a ton of random Lego pieces for building custom car bodies. But the biggest job came after all the shipments arrived at our production center. We had to make up random kits for each car and put them on a scale so each car kit weighed the same. Our production staff built one of the four-lane, 30-foot tracks complete with a starting gate and automatic electronic scoring board at the end. Then they each assembled a car and the races were on! They had a great time and so will your group – thanks to a request from ScanSource.