Four very unequal children at the age of 6 until 11 are chosen to become the new soap box racing team to compete at the secret "Castle", where all the world champions of racing have participated, when they were kids. A selective group of boys and one girl have nothing in common but their passion for cars and racing. Their first big challenge is to unite as a team by becoming friends, only then they will have a chance of winning.
Joachim Masannek
Director
Georg Sulzer
David Michele
Maya Lauterbach
Luca Michele
Samuel Jakob
Robin Veit Acht
Klara Merkel
Kiki Lilou
Emilio Sakraya
Naik I. Dadidas
Tom Hoßbach
Weber die Spinne
Nick Romeo Reimann
Hell GTI
Heiner Lauterbach
Rasmus V. Acht
Christoph Maria Herbst
Kommissar Habicht
Adam Bousdoukos
Angelo Michele
Mina Tander
Andalee Schrott
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