#1Rock Slag
The Slag Brothers
The wild-haired brother who clubs the Bouldermobile into motion.
#1 · Boulder Mobile
3 team winsEleven impossible cars. Twenty-three unforgettable racers. Thirty-four chaotic contests. This is a fan-built tribute to the classic Hanna-Barbera series—and the home grid for $WACKY on Solana.
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The cartoon
Premiering on CBS in 1968, Wacky Races sent eleven teams across America in machines that ignored engineering—and common sense.
Every episode featured two races. Dick Dastardly could have won, but his elaborate traps always pulled him away from the finish line.
23 racers · 11 cars
Every human and animal racer from the original grid, grouped by their unforgettable machine.
#1The Slag Brothers
The wild-haired brother who clubs the Bouldermobile into motion.
#1 · Boulder Mobile
3 team wins
#1The Slag Brothers
Rock’s equally prehistoric partner, mechanic and co-driver.
#1 · Boulder Mobile
3 team wins
#2The Gruesome Twosome
The towering, Frankenstein-like muscle of the spooky team.
#2 · Creepy Coupe
3 team wins
#2The Gruesome Twosome
The small vampire-like driver who commands the Creepy Coupe.
#2 · Creepy Coupe
3 team wins
#3Professor Pat Pending
A brilliant inventor whose transforming car solves almost any obstacle.
#3 · Convert-a-Car
3 team wins
#4Red Max
A fearless flying ace who treats every road like a runway.
#4 · Crimson Haybaler
3 team wins
#5Penelope Pitstop
The glamorous yet capable racer behind the wheel of the pink Compact Pussycat.
#5 · Compact Pussycat
4 team wins
#6Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly
The loud commanding officer who gives orders from the sidecar.
#6 · Army Surplus Special
3 team wins
#6Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly
The anxious but loyal soldier usually left to do the driving.
#6 · Army Surplus Special
3 team wins
#7The Ant Hill Mob
The sharp-talking boss and mastermind of the seven-man mob.
#7 · Bulletproof Bomb
4 team wins
#7The Ant Hill Mob
One of Clyde’s fast-moving gangsters aboard the Bomb.
#7 · Bulletproof Bomb
4 team wins
#7The Ant Hill Mob
A loyal mob member who joins every frantic scheme.
#7 · Bulletproof Bomb
4 team wins
#7The Ant Hill Mob
The gang member also shortened to Rug Bug in some credits.
#7 · Bulletproof Bomb
4 team wins
#7The Ant Hill Mob
A compact member of Clyde’s tightly packed crew.
#7 · Bulletproof Bomb
4 team wins
#7The Ant Hill Mob
One of the seven racers, with his name also spelled Kirby.
#7 · Bulletproof Bomb
4 team wins
#7The Ant Hill Mob
The final member of the original Wacky Races mob lineup.
#7 · Bulletproof Bomb
4 team wins
#8Luke & Blubber Bear
A relaxed backwoods racer who sometimes steers with his feet.
#8 · Arkansas Chuggabug
4 team wins
#8Luke & Blubber Bear
Luke’s nervous pet bear, forever shivering beside him.
#8 · Arkansas Chuggabug
4 team wins
#9Peter Perfect
A confident gentleman racer whose sleek dragster is famously fragile.
#9 · Turbo Terrific
4 team wins
#10Rufus Ruffcut & Sawtooth
A powerful lumberjack who drives straight through trouble.
#10 · Buzzwagon
3 team wins
#10Rufus Ruffcut & Sawtooth
Rufus’s eager beaver partner who chews through obstacles.
#10 · Buzzwagon
3 team wins
#00Dick Dastardly & Muttley
The scheming villain whose elaborate traps always ruin his lead.
#00 · Mean Machine
0 team wins
#00Dick Dastardly & Muttley
His medal-loving canine sidekick, famous for a wheezing snicker.
#00 · Mean Machine
0 team wins17 episodes · 34 races
Open any broadcast to see its two original race segments and official first-place finishers.
Winner: Red Max
Winner: Penelope Pitstop
Winner: The Gruesome Twosome
Winner: Luke & Blubber Bear
Winner: Professor Pat Pending
Winner: The Slag Brothers
Winner: The Slag Brothers
Winner: Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly
Winner: Rufus Ruffcut & Sawtooth
Winner: The Ant Hill Mob
Winner: Red Max
Winner: The Slag Brothers
Winner: Peter Perfect
Winner: Penelope Pitstop
Winner: Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly
Winner: Rufus Ruffcut & Sawtooth
Winner: The Gruesome Twosome
Winner: Red Max
Winner: Rufus Ruffcut & Sawtooth
Winner: Professor Pat Pending
Winner: Peter Perfect
Winner: Peter Perfect
Winner: Professor Pat Pending
Winner: Luke & Blubber Bear
Winner: The Ant Hill Mob
Winner: Luke & Blubber Bear
Winner: Luke & Blubber Bear
Winner: The Ant Hill Mob
Winner: Penelope Pitstop
Winner: The Ant Hill Mob
Winner: Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly
Winner: Peter Perfect
Winner: The Gruesome Twosome
Winner: Penelope Pitstop
Results follow the original broadcast finishing order. “Race to Racine” is listed by the car shown crossing first; some narration records differ.
Interactive race
Choose two to four teams, then send them down the track. Every finish is unpredictable.




The starting grid is ready.
For fun only — each result is random.
Pit-stop facts
Fact 01
The earliest concept invited children to predict each winner for prizes before CBS dropped the game-show element.
Fact 02
The series was loosely inspired by the 1965 comedy The Great Race.
Fact 03
Only 17 episodes were produced, each split into two races for a total of 34.
Fact 04
The eleven extraordinary cars carried 23 human and animal competitors.
Official series tally
Dick Dastardly never recorded an official win or podium finish. Even when the Mean Machine crossed first, cheating—or being in the wrong car—cost the team the result.
A community token inspired by the joy, rivalry and beautiful chaos of the classic race. No promises—just fandom at full throttle.
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