Daredevils hurtled down The Street in Botesdale on Monday for the village's annual soap box races.
- Click 'play' to see a video of Monday's action.
This year's entries included models of a pirate ship, Kitt from the television series Knightrider and a Just Married car – complete with strings of tin cans.
Organiser Chris Burnard, who owns The Greyhound pub in The Street, said: "It went brilliantly – the sun shone and everyone enjoyed themselves.
"There was a great turnout of about 1,000 people."
William and Jamie Cooke won the children's race in Disaster and Botesdale resident Kevin Baxter triumphed in the adult section with Mean Machine.
A street collection was held in aid of Rickinghall Football Club and money raised from car parking at the event will go towards Botesdale Village Hall.
The £250 made at the race through sponsorship by ten local businesses will be donated to
East Anglia's Children's Hospices .
"The event has really got some momentum now," said Mr Burnard.
"Everybody looks forward to it and talks about it six months ahead.
"It's become a real staple August Bank Holiday event."
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