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It was a nice day to be an underdog at the 50th Lancaster Soap Box Derby on Saturday. Caylee Warner, 10, of Berne Union Elementary, proved that as she cruised her way through the preliminary rounds of the event at Derby Downs. "She is just a real competitor," said Cathy Warner, Caylee's grandmother. The cars are a wooden and metal creation built for the children by friends or family members and sponsored by local businesses or organizations. "It took us about a month to build her car," said Casey Warner, Caylee's dad. "I gave it to her as a Christmas present." [via] Link.
Underdog steals the show during Lancaster's 50th Soap Box Derby race
It was a nice day to be an underdog at the 50th Lancaster Soap Box Derby on Saturday. Caylee Warner, 10, of Berne Union Elementary, proved that as she cruised her way through the preliminary rounds of the event at Derby Downs. "She is just a real competitor," said Cathy Warner, Caylee's grandmother. The cars are a wooden and metal creation built for the children by friends or family members and sponsored by local businesses or organizations. "It took us about a month to build her car," said Casey Warner, Caylee's dad. "I gave it to her as a Christmas present." [via] Link.
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