HandyGames puts free and premium versions of its new game on App Store.
Described as a wacky soap box race it allows players to build their own chariots of speed, play a dance mini game and race 21 tracks in seven cities.
The premium version - available from the US App Store - clocks in at £3.99, with Germany-based HandyGames saying that it will be releasing two more games for iPhone in the coming days.
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