Every county crowns its own champion.
Stands go head to head with the other stands in their own county. Any county with two entered stands has a race, and its champion wins a commercial juicer. Nobody competes against another county, so a small town is never up against Tulsa.
In the race
How the Cup works
Stands only ever race the other stands in their own county.
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List your stand and enter
A live listing with a photo, and a grown-up’s yes to the rules. Free, always.
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Two stands make a race
A county races once it has two stands listed. Until then it waits on the board for a rival.
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Neighbors pick the champion
One vote per person in each county. The stand with the most votes when voting closes is its county’s champion; a tie at the top goes to a short runoff.
Start your county’s race
A county’s race starts once it has two stands. Listing is free and takes about two minutes — a grown-up finishes the last step.