Wooden car racing track

The wooden car racing track is the perfect choice for any car enthusiast. Young children love vehicles and everything that moves, so this spectacular ramp will meet their expectations and surely surprise them.

The set consists of 3 cars and 4 tracks on which the cars can race down. Each car is a different colour, which helps children learn and recognise colours. Placing the cars at the top of the ramp, moving them, and watching them race down develops the child's motor skills and encourages concentration on the track. During play, children can admire the speed and stunts of the racing cars. This simple activity develops a child's cause-and-effect thinking. They learn that a car placed at the top of the ramp will descend. Such play supports logical thinking, dexterity, and learning shapes and colours.

Planning the descent and observing the racing cars helps develop precise movements and hand-eye coordination. Additional cars can be added to the set, making the ramp even more spectacular. Organising races and interacting with other children teaches cooperation and fair play principles. It also ignites a passion for cars and competition.

The stable construction made of solid wood and non-toxic paints makes the track suitable for young children. It has no sharp, protruding elements and is easy to store. Its vibrant colours stimulate imagination, and the necessary certifications guarantee the toy's safety and durability.

Development – enhances fine motor skills and manual dexterity, making it an excellent educational toy. Children learn to count to at least 4 and recognise colours.

Concentration – multiple car descents focus the child's attention on the track and planning the next race.

Safety – made with non-toxic paints and solid wood, protecting children from artificial materials. The product meets quality and safety tests.

Creativity – stimulates imagination, teaches anticipation, and encourages independent play. It also inspires creative thinking and planning, positively impacting the child's psychomotor development.