Bella Siddle is heading back to Akron.

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Siddle won the super stock division Saturday at the 15th annual Windermere Stanwood-Camano Soap Box Derby on Camano Island to win a trip to the 84th annual All-American Soap Box Derby Race Week in Akron, Ohio, taking place July 17-23.

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Last year, Siddle won the All-American Soap Box Derby rally stock division, becoming the first racer from Washington to win a national title since David Krussow of Tacoma in 1966.

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In 2019, she won the local race’s stock division to advance to Ohio. In 2020, the local derby was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Arrowhead Ranch supported three local racers — including Siddle — who qualified through rally races in the previous season.

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Timmy McCann won the stock division title Saturday and will join Siddle in Akron for the All-American race, where competitors vie for the title of world champion and more than $36,000 in college scholarships.

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The two were among 78 racers to battle two-by-two down the derby track at Arrowhead Ranch in front of nearly 1,000 spectators under cloudy-but-dry skies to enjoy a full day of racing at the largest derby west of the Mississippi River.‍

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Read the full article here at Stanwood Camano News‍

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WINNERS:‍

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Super Stock:

1. Bella Siddle
2. Aubree Rogers
3. Kaylee Smith
4. Nicolai DeFreest
5. Naomi Placzek
6. Kai Cardon
7. Olivia Holmes
8. Camden Tatarian

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‍Stock Division:

1. Timmy McCann
2. Jaxx Menzie
3. Ethan Rochon
4. Priscilla Siddle
5. Titus Placzek
6. Sawyer Long
7. Sammy McCann
8. Cara Finney