Toy RC Crash Race Track Set Polesie B4B5 — 2 Remote-Control Cars, Collision Arena

Polesie B4B5 is a remote-control crash race track set that includes two RC cars and a compact collision arena designed for active indoor play. The set allows two children to control separate vehicles, perform head-on impacts and spins inside the arena, and run short races. The mechanical action and simple controls support development of hand–eye coordination and provide a focused play environment suitable for homes, classrooms, and playdates.

Advantages

The kit contains two independently operated cars with dedicated controllers, enabling simultaneous play without signal interference. The collision arena contains barriers that guide impacts and contain the cars during collisions, reducing the risk of items being scattered across the room. The cars are engineered for easy handling, with intuitive forward, reverse and turn controls that are appropriate for young operators.

Suitable for

• Indoor competitive play and races
• Group activities and shared playdates
• Developing hand–eye coordination and motor skills
• Short structured play sessions in classrooms or playrooms

Key specifications

• Set contents: two remote-control cars and one collision arena
• Control type: handheld radio controllers for each car
• Recommended play area: indoor flat surface
• Primary material: durable molded plastic suitable for play
• Designed for mechanical collision and racing action

How to use

Place the collision arena on a flat indoor surface and position both cars inside. Insert batteries into the cars and controllers according to the manufacturer’s instructions before beginning play. Switch on each controller and pair with its car if required. Use the controller’s directional inputs to drive, steer and perform controlled collisions within the arena. After use, switch off devices and store components together to avoid loss.

Usage recommendations

Use on a clean, level indoor surface and keep small loose objects out of the arena to prevent obstruction. Supervise younger children during collisions and change batteries as needed to maintain consistent performance.