In March's 'Built for Speed' issue, we asked you to draw a race between two or more animals. Thank you to everyone who sent us their entries. So many strong (and cheeky) animals racing to the finish line – on land, in the sky and in the sea.
Congratulations to our five winners!
Soumia, age 11, Huddersfield
The Fox and Snail Race
Ella, age 9, Inverness
Win the Race!
Rebecca, age 8, Airdrie
I made this drawing of a race between a cheetah, a jackrabbit, an elephant and a snail. I hope you like it!
Forrest, age 8, High Wycombe
Cheetah vs Ostrich vs Peregrine Falcon
Natalia, age 9, Cheltenham
The Race in the Desert
More Amazing Entries From Our Readers!
Alys, age 10, Swindon
Amber Lily, age 10, London
Competitiveness under the sea: Swordfish vs Whale
Annabel, age 10, Cucklington
Dragon vs Dove
Danielle, age 9, Sullivan
Penguin vs Sea Turtle
Joseph, age 9, Stockport
Eagle vs Monkey
Kristina, age 10, Edinburgh
Lea, age 9, London-Greenford
I drew a picture of a heron and spider-monkey having a race. I think the spider-monkey will win because the heron got his foot tangled in the vines.
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