The fourth Derby car race was held on Thursday at the Uku Center in Viljandi, Estonia, showcasing a thrilling competition between 142-gram hand-built cars that included both convertibles and sedans. The event, organized by the Estonian Teachers Association, attracted participants and spectators eager to witness this unique and lighthearted take on car racing.

This Derby represents not just a competition but also highlights the creative engineering and craft skills of participants, demonstrating how enthusiasts in Estonia embrace the spirit of innovation and craftsmanship. The lightweight nature of these cars makes them particularly interesting, as it challenges the norms of traditional car racing by focusing on design and skill rather than speed alone.

As such events gain popularity, they foster community spirit and encourage local engagement in educational and recreational activities. This underscores the importance of educational associations in promoting hands-on experiences for both students and the public, enhancing the visibility of unique community events in Estonia.