Local soap box derby racers won more hardware in several events last week at the 84th All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio.

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Ronan Johnson of Camano Island won the All-Star Masters Division title. This trophy comes a year after the racer won the Rally Masters 3-Lane Challenge and the Legacy World Championships at the Ohio event.

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Johnson also placed second in this year’s Rally Masters event.

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Bella Siddle of Camano Island took second place in the All-Star Stock Division race. Last year, Siddle won the local stock championship, becoming the first racer from Washington to win a All-American Soap Box Derby title since David Krussow of Tacoma in 1966.

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In June, Siddle won the super stock division at the 15th annual Windermere Stanwood-Camano Soap Box Derby on Camano Island to win a return trip to the world championships. Both Siddle and Johnson also travel the country to participate in rally races to accumulating enough points that can also earn a ticket to the All-American Soap Box Derby in Ohio.

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Timmy McCann, who won the stock division at the Camano event in June, earned a sixth-place finish at the world championships.

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Locally, a rally race event is coming to Arrowhead Ranch on Camano Island on Aug. 27-28.

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Then, the 16th annual Windermere Stanwood Camano Island Soap Box Derby is set for June 2023. For more information, visit soapboxderby.org.