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What is diecast racing?
Do you remember the Pinewood Derby? It's like that but with Hot Wheels, Matchbox and other diecast toy cars. Find a car you think is fast and make it faster. Then mail in your cars and race against people in tournaments happening all across the country.
Learn & Share
Making fast cars faster
We take the fun of the Pinewood Derby and shrink it down to Hot Wheels size. You might get lucky and find a fast car at the store, or you can create your own speed. We'll help you learn how to modify, build, and customize your cars for the track.
Photo gallery
Some favorite photos shared by members. See more in the Photo Gallery »
Build and inspire
Race Track Directory
Our track directory is a database of race tracks all across the country. Get inspired to build your own track and start racing. The story of your track is one worth telling. Be proud and share your fun.
Track spotlight
Haywood Valley Raceway
Owned and operated by Endcount in Massachusetts, this track is 30-feet long, built with Hot Wheels orange track and offers 2 lanes of racing.
Track profile and photos »It's all downhill from here
Building and sharing your race track
From 2 lanes to 8 lanes and beyond, making your own race track is a fun project for any skill level. All you need is some basic tools and a few accessories. It's easy, affordable fun.
