A Lancaster Bomber will fly over the skies of Shrewsbury in May as part of the return of the 'Krazy Races' soapbox derby.
A Lancaster Bomber will fly over the skies of Shrewsbury in May as part of the return of the 'Krazy Races' soapbox derby.The return of Krazy Races on Sunday, May 26, in Shrewsbury's Quarry, has been chosen to become part of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Flyover.
Sarah Belcher, founder and director of Krazy Races said:"Competition for a flyover is very tough with the majority being over massive, well established airshows. To be able to share this extra, added treat with the families of Shrewsbury is a real pleasure.
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