What is the world record for a pine wood derby car?

Answer 1

Well, honey, the world record for a pine wood derby car is 2.174 seconds, set by a guy named Austin Gonsalves in 2012. That little car must have been faster than a cheetah on Red Bull to zip through that track in the blink of an eye. Just imagine the look on the other racers' faces when they saw that speed demon in action!

Answer 2

2.1 sec

2.1 seconds is wrong. It depends on the race track length and the specific rules for the race. There are as many different tracks and rule sets as there are Packs, Districts and Councils. There is not one standard for any rules or tracks. The accepted standard for the Cub Scout Pine Wood Derby is from the PDDR(Pinewood Derby Drag Racing), a National Pine Wood Derby Racing organization that has weekly and monthly races as well as a National Championship in August of each year. They have many different classifications with many different rules. The Pure Stock division is widely accepted rule set for a vast majority of the true Pack Pine Wood Derby. The rules state that the car must be created solely from an official BSA kit with little or no modifications to the wheels. The Official Track is a "Best Track" 42' aluminum PWD race track, equipped with the latest computer controlled start/finish equipment.

The Current World Record for a Pure Stock gravity car is 2.898 seconds as of 12/17/2010.

Answer 3

The world record for the fastest pine wood derby car is 1.084 seconds over a distance of 131.11 feet. It was achieved by a team from Summit Cub Scout Pack 156 in Akron, Ohio in 2006.