Krazy Races, one of the UK's largest free-to-attend "soapbox derby" festivals, is coming to Swansea city centre this Sunday. Around 15,000 people are expected to line the streets to watch brave contestants in their wacky and bizarre 'soapbox' handmade go-karts race past Swansea Castle, down Castle Gardens, and through the city centre – taking on chicanes, obstacles, water and many more challenges en route.
The event, sponsored by Gower College, will begin with an "opening procession" at 10.45am before the main racing begins at 11am. The first session of racing will run for two hours until 1pm when the event will pause for a lunch break. The racing will resume at 2pm and run until 4pm with the top seven soapboxes invited back to compete in a final race at 4pm. At 5pm the winners will be awarded their prizes. As well as the racing there will be a range of activities, entertainment, and food and drink stalls in and around Castle Gardens throughout the day.
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