US20110250822A1 - Toy race car and track - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to toy race cars and tracks and, more particularly, to a toy race car track with interlocking side-by-side lanes and a toy race car with four wheels and a compartment for a marble in a center region of the car.
- a race car track comprises at least one track segment, each track segment including a track bed; a first side wall extending from a first track bed side; a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side; a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; and a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail.
- a race car track comprises at least one track segment, each track segment including a track bed; a first side wall extending from a first track bed side; a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side; a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail; a longitudinal channel disposed on a bottom side of the track bed; and a joining member adapted to join a first longitudinal channel of a first track segment with a second longitudinal channel of a second track segment.
- a kit comprises toy race car comprising a car body; four wheels disposed to rotate relative to the car body and carry the car body thereupon; a compartment in a central region of the car body; and a marble adapted to fit inside the compartment; and race car track comprising at least one track segment, each track segment including a track bed; a first side wall extending from a first track bed side; a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side; a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; and a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective of a toy race car track according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 2 - 2 of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 3 is an end view of the toy race car track of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4 - 4 of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a toy race car according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the toy race car of FIG. 5 ;
- FIG. 7 is an exploded view of the thy race car of FIG. 5 ;
- FIG. 8A is a bottom view of the toy race car of FIG. 5 with a pin for retaining a marble in the toy race car;
- FIG. 8B is a bottom view of the toy race car of FIG. 5 with a ring for retaining a marble in the toy race car.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides a toy race car track that can be expanded to an unlimited number of lanes via interlocking side-by-side tracks.
- the toy race car track may be extended in length by adding additional track segments end-to-end.
- the tracks of the present invention may be useful for racing a toy race car with four wheels and a compartment for a marble in a central region of the car. With a marble installed in the car, all four wheels and the marble may roll at the same time as the car is moved.
- the car may be rolled on a surface or raced on the track.
- the car may include lights that may flash as the car is moved.
- a toy race car track 10 may include one or more track segments 12 .
- the track segments 12 may have a track bed 16 that allows cars 14 to ride thereupon.
- the track segments 12 may include side walls 18 extending from the track bed 16 at about a 90 to 130 degree angle, typically about a 90 degree angle.
- the width of the track segments 12 (the distance between the side walls 18 ) may be from about 1 ⁇ 8 inch to about 1 inch wider than the cars 14 , for example.
- the track segments 12 may include longitudinal channels 20 under the track bed 16 .
- a joining member 26 may fit into the longitudinal channels 20 to permit the interconnection of one track segment 12 with a second track segment 12 , resulting in a continuous track bed 16 that is the length of two track segments 12 .
- Additional track segments 12 may be joined lengthwise to provide a track 10 of a desired length.
- the joining member 26 may frictionally fit into the channels 20 .
- the joining member 26 may snap fit into the channels 20 .
- Other connections means may be possible for joining the track segments 12 lengthwise.
- the track segments 12 may include a transverse joining rail 24 on one side thereof.
- the track segments 12 may include a transverse joining groove 22 at a second, opposite side thereof.
- the rail 24 and groove 22 may extend from a portion of the side walls 20 , away from the track bed 16 .
- the rail 24 and groove 22 may extend along the entire length of the track segments 12 .
- the rail 24 and the groove 22 may be disposed at specific locations along the track segments 12 . In either configuration, the rail 24 may fit into the groove 22 to retain one track segment 12 in a side-by-side configuration relative to another track segment 12 .
- Any number of track segments 12 may be interconnected, side-by-side, to permit racing of multiple cars at one time, each on their own track.
- the rail 24 may be an elongated cylinder and the groove 22 may have an open circular cross-section adapted to receive the rail 24 .
- the groove 22 may be resiliently deformable to permit the rail 24 to be pushed into the groove 22 .
- the rail 24 may be slid into the groove 22 lengthwise.
- the track 10 may include a starting gate (not shown).
- the starting gates may interlock to permit a single motion to release the starting gate on each track simultaneously.
- the track 10 may be made in various colors and of various materials.
- the track 10 may be made of plastic, typically a flexible plastic.
- the track 10 may glow in the dark.
- the car 14 may be, for example, a toy race car 30 that may include a toy body, such as a car body 32 , and a plurality of wheels 34 .
- the car 30 may include four wheels 34 disposed near each of the four corners of the car body 32 .
- Two wheels 34 may attach to opposite ends of an axle 36 .
- two axles 36 may be disposed across the bottom of the car body 34 .
- the axles 36 may be able to rotate with respect to the car body 32 .
- the car body 32 may be formed from, for example, plastic, metal or other similar material.
- the car body 32 may be formed of a clear plastic.
- the car body 32 may be decorated with decals according to the preferences of the user.
- the axles 36 may be made from plastic or metal.
- the wheels 34 may be made from plastic or metal.
- a compartment 38 may be formed in a central region of the car body 32 .
- the compartment 38 may be dimensioned to contain a marble 40 at least partially therewithin.
- the compartment 38 and marble 40 may be sized so that, when the marble 40 is installed in the compartment 38 , and the car 30 is placed on a surface on its wheels 34 , the wheels 34 and the marble 40 may contact the surface simultaneously.
- the compartment 38 may have a diameter of about 1 inch.
- the marble 40 may be made from glass, plastic, metal or the like.
- the marble 40 may have lights, typically flashing lights, that may come on during movement of the marble 40 .
- the marble 40 may be held in place by various means. As shown in FIG. 8A , a pin 44 may fit in a hole 42 in the car body. A retaining member 46 may extend from the pin 44 to cover a portion of the compartment 38 once the marble 40 is installed therewithin. The retaining member 46 may hold the marble 40 in place, yet allow it to roll freely with the car 30 . In alternate embodiments, snaps, buttons or other structures may be used to hold the marble 40 in the compartment 38 . For example, a plastic ring 48 may be used to hold the marble 40 in the compartment 38 as shown in FIG. 8B .
- the toy race car 30 may roll on four wheels 34 and the marble 40 in the compartment 38 may roll along with the four wheels 34 as the car 30 is rolled on a surface.
- the car body 32 is clear, a user may see the marble 40 roll as the car 30 rolls.
- the car body 32 of the toy race car 30 may be, for example, molded from plastic and a hole may be bored in a central region of the car body 32 to form the compartment 38 .
- the car body 32 may be molded with the compartment 38 pre-formed as part of the mold for the car body 32 .
- the car body 32 may be injection molded.
- the present invention may be designed in a variety of shapes and sizes.
- the present invention may be designed as a three-wheel vehicle, a four-wheel all-terrain vehicle, a motorcycle, a tractor, or some other similar design, provided that a compartment may be formed in the body of the toy to hold a marble.
- the toy race car 30 of the present invention may be provided as a kit to allow a user to build their own race car. Various marble designs and decals may be selected to provide a custom-designed toy race car. In some embodiments, the toy race car 30 may be provided fully or partially assembled.
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A toy race car track can be expanded to an unlimited number of lanes via interlocking side-by-side tracks. The toy race car track may be extended in length by adding additional track segments end-to-end. The tracks of the present invention may be useful for racing a toy race car with four wheels and a compartment for a marble in a central region of the car. With a marble installed in the car, all four wheels and the marble may roll at the same time as the car is moved. The car may be rolled on a surface or raced on the track. In some embodiments, the car may include lights that may flash as the car is moved.
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- This application claims the benefit of priority of U.S. Provisional patent application No. 61/322,218, filed Apr. 8, 2010, which is herein incorporated by reference.
- The present invention relates to toy race cars and tracks and, more particularly, to a toy race car track with interlocking side-by-side lanes and a toy race car with four wheels and a compartment for a marble in a center region of the car.
- Conventional toy race cars tracks do not allow for side-by-side interlocking tracks, so it is cumbersome to race multiple cars side-by-side. These tracks often include one or two lanes of track, but there is no way for the user to determine the number of cars that can race side-by-side.
- As can be seen, there is a need for a toy race car track that allows a user to race any number of cars side-by-side by interlocking track pieces together.
- In one aspect of the present invention, a race car track comprises at least one track segment, each track segment including a track bed; a first side wall extending from a first track bed side; a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side; a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; and a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail.
- In another aspect of the present invention, a race car track comprises at least one track segment, each track segment including a track bed; a first side wall extending from a first track bed side; a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side; a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail; a longitudinal channel disposed on a bottom side of the track bed; and a joining member adapted to join a first longitudinal channel of a first track segment with a second longitudinal channel of a second track segment.
- In a further aspect of the present invention, a kit comprises toy race car comprising a car body; four wheels disposed to rotate relative to the car body and carry the car body thereupon; a compartment in a central region of the car body; and a marble adapted to fit inside the compartment; and race car track comprising at least one track segment, each track segment including a track bed; a first side wall extending from a first track bed side; a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side; a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; and a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail.
- These and other features, aspects and advantages of the present invention will become better understood with reference to the following drawings, description and claims.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective of a toy race car track according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 2-2 ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is an end view of the toy race car track ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a toy race car according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the toy race car ofFIG. 5 ; -
FIG. 7 is an exploded view of the thy race car ofFIG. 5 ; -
FIG. 8A is a bottom view of the toy race car ofFIG. 5 with a pin for retaining a marble in the toy race car; and -
FIG. 8B is a bottom view of the toy race car ofFIG. 5 with a ring for retaining a marble in the toy race car. - The following detailed description is of the best currently contemplated modes of carrying out exemplary embodiments of the invention. The description is not to be taken in a limiting sense, but is made merely for the purpose of illustrating the general principles of the invention, since the scope of the invention is best defined by the appended claims.
- Various inventive features are described below that can each be used independently of one another or in combination with other features.
- Broadly, an embodiment of the present invention provides a toy race car track that can be expanded to an unlimited number of lanes via interlocking side-by-side tracks. The toy race car track may be extended in length by adding additional track segments end-to-end. The tracks of the present invention may be useful for racing a toy race car with four wheels and a compartment for a marble in a central region of the car. With a marble installed in the car, all four wheels and the marble may roll at the same time as the car is moved. The car may be rolled on a surface or raced on the track. In some embodiments, the car may include lights that may flash as the car is moved.
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FIGS. 1 through 4 , a toy race car track 10 (also referred to as track 10) may include one ormore track segments 12. Thetrack segments 12 may have atrack bed 16 that allowscars 14 to ride thereupon. Thetrack segments 12 may includeside walls 18 extending from thetrack bed 16 at about a 90 to 130 degree angle, typically about a 90 degree angle. The width of the track segments 12 (the distance between the side walls 18) may be from about ⅛ inch to about 1 inch wider than thecars 14, for example. - The
track segments 12 may includelongitudinal channels 20 under thetrack bed 16. A joiningmember 26 may fit into thelongitudinal channels 20 to permit the interconnection of onetrack segment 12 with asecond track segment 12, resulting in acontinuous track bed 16 that is the length of twotrack segments 12.Additional track segments 12 may be joined lengthwise to provide atrack 10 of a desired length. In some embodiments, the joiningmember 26 may frictionally fit into thechannels 20. In other embodiments, the joiningmember 26 may snap fit into thechannels 20. Other connections means may be possible for joining thetrack segments 12 lengthwise. - The
track segments 12 may include atransverse joining rail 24 on one side thereof. Thetrack segments 12 may include atransverse joining groove 22 at a second, opposite side thereof. Therail 24 andgroove 22 may extend from a portion of theside walls 20, away from thetrack bed 16. In some embodiments, therail 24 andgroove 22 may extend along the entire length of thetrack segments 12. In other embodiments, therail 24 and thegroove 22 may be disposed at specific locations along thetrack segments 12. In either configuration, therail 24 may fit into thegroove 22 to retain onetrack segment 12 in a side-by-side configuration relative to anothertrack segment 12. Any number oftrack segments 12 may be interconnected, side-by-side, to permit racing of multiple cars at one time, each on their own track. In some embodiments, therail 24 may be an elongated cylinder and thegroove 22 may have an open circular cross-section adapted to receive therail 24. In some embodiments, thegroove 22 may be resiliently deformable to permit therail 24 to be pushed into thegroove 22. In other embodiments, therail 24 may be slid into thegroove 22 lengthwise. - The
track 10 may include a starting gate (not shown). The starting gates may interlock to permit a single motion to release the starting gate on each track simultaneously. Thetrack 10 may be made in various colors and of various materials. In some embodiments, thetrack 10 may be made of plastic, typically a flexible plastic. In some embodiments, thetrack 10 may glow in the dark. - Referring to
FIGS. 5 through 7 , thecar 14 may be, for example, atoy race car 30 that may include a toy body, such as acar body 32, and a plurality ofwheels 34. Typically, thecar 30 may include fourwheels 34 disposed near each of the four corners of thecar body 32. Twowheels 34 may attach to opposite ends of anaxle 36. Typically, twoaxles 36 may be disposed across the bottom of thecar body 34. Theaxles 36 may be able to rotate with respect to thecar body 32. Thecar body 32 may be formed from, for example, plastic, metal or other similar material. In some embodiments, thecar body 32 may be formed of a clear plastic. In some embodiments, thecar body 32 may be decorated with decals according to the preferences of the user. Theaxles 36 may be made from plastic or metal. Similarly, thewheels 34 may be made from plastic or metal. - A
compartment 38 may be formed in a central region of thecar body 32. Thecompartment 38 may be dimensioned to contain amarble 40 at least partially therewithin. Thecompartment 38 andmarble 40 may be sized so that, when themarble 40 is installed in thecompartment 38, and thecar 30 is placed on a surface on itswheels 34, thewheels 34 and themarble 40 may contact the surface simultaneously. In some embodiments, thecompartment 38 may have a diameter of about 1 inch. Themarble 40 may be made from glass, plastic, metal or the like. In some embodiments, themarble 40 may have lights, typically flashing lights, that may come on during movement of themarble 40. - The
marble 40 may be held in place by various means. As shown inFIG. 8A , a pin 44 may fit in ahole 42 in the car body. A retainingmember 46 may extend from the pin 44 to cover a portion of thecompartment 38 once themarble 40 is installed therewithin. The retainingmember 46 may hold themarble 40 in place, yet allow it to roll freely with thecar 30. In alternate embodiments, snaps, buttons or other structures may be used to hold themarble 40 in thecompartment 38. For example, aplastic ring 48 may be used to hold themarble 40 in thecompartment 38 as shown inFIG. 8B . - The
toy race car 30 may roll on fourwheels 34 and themarble 40 in thecompartment 38 may roll along with the fourwheels 34 as thecar 30 is rolled on a surface. When thecar body 32 is clear, a user may see themarble 40 roll as thecar 30 rolls. - The
car body 32 of thetoy race car 30 may be, for example, molded from plastic and a hole may be bored in a central region of thecar body 32 to form thecompartment 38. In some embodiments, thecar body 32 may be molded with thecompartment 38 pre-formed as part of the mold for thecar body 32. In some embodiments, thecar body 32 may be injection molded. - While the above embodiments describe the toy as a car, the present invention may be designed in a variety of shapes and sizes. For example, instead of a car, the present invention may be designed as a three-wheel vehicle, a four-wheel all-terrain vehicle, a motorcycle, a tractor, or some other similar design, provided that a compartment may be formed in the body of the toy to hold a marble.
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toy race car 30 of the present invention may be provided as a kit to allow a user to build their own race car. Various marble designs and decals may be selected to provide a custom-designed toy race car. In some embodiments, thetoy race car 30 may be provided fully or partially assembled. - It should be understood, of course, that the foregoing relates to exemplary embodiments of the invention and that modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the following claims.
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1. A race car track comprising:
at least one track segment, each track segment including:
a track bed;
a first side wall extending from a first track bed side;
a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side;
a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; and
a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail.
2. The race car track of claim 1 , further comprising a longitudinal channel disposed on a bottom side of the track bed.
3. The race car track of claim 2 , further comprising a joining member adapted to join a first longitudinal channel of a first track segment with a second longitudinal channel of a second track segment.
4. The race car track of claim 3 , wherein the joining member frictionally fits into the first longitudinal channel and the second longitudinal.
5. The race car track of claim 1 , comprising at least two track segments disposed side-by-side, with the rail of one track segment inserted into the groove of a second track segment.
6. The race car track of claim 1 , wherein the track bed is adapted to receive a race car between its side walls, the race car comprising:
a race car body;
at least two wheels disposed to rotate relative to the race car body and carry the race car body thereupon; and
a compartment in a central region of the race car body, the compartment adapted to fit a marble therewithin, wherein
when the marble is installed in the compartment and the race car is moved along the race car track, both the wheels and the marble roll.
7. The race car track of claim 6 , wherein, when the marble is installed in the compartment and the race car is moved along the race car track, the wheels and the marble roll simultaneously.
8. A race car track comprising:
at least one track segment, each track segment including:
a track bed;
a first side wall extending from a first track bed side;
a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side;
a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed;
a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail;
a longitudinal channel disposed on a bottom side of the track bed; and
a joining member adapted to join a first longitudinal channel of a first track segment with a second longitudinal channel of a second track segment.
9. The race car track of claim 8 , comprising at least two track segments disposed side-by-side, with the rail of one track segment inserted into the groove of a second track segment.
10. A kit comprising:
a toy race car comprising:
a car body;
four wheels disposed to rotate relative to the car body and carry the car body thereupon;
a compartment in a central region of the car body; and
a marble adapted to fit inside the compartment; and
race car track comprising at least one track segment, each track segment including:
a track bed;
a first side wall extending from a first track bed side;
a second side wall extending from a second, opposite track bed side;
a rail disposed along at least a portion of a first track segment side, the rail extending away from the track bed; and
a groove disposed along at least a portion of a second, opposite track segment side, the groove extending away from the track bed, and the groove adapted to receive and retain the rail.
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