Grand Champion Because It Made ‘Cents’: “Wealth and Hell Being,” Steve “Tuco” Jacobs and Troy Mumford, Omaha, Neb.

Smallest Motorized Entry: “Mini-car,” Ray Kave, Excelsior Springs, Mo.

Entry Most Likely to Take Flight: “Butterfly Balloons,” WyLma Mortell and Bea Scott, Lawrence.

Crustiest Entry: “Toaster Van,” Chris Koger and Paul Schmidt, Lawrence.

Entry With the Most Spirit: “We Are the Novas,” New York School.

Wildest Entry: “Giraffe Scooter,” Emma Burgess-Olson, Lawrence.

Best Use of Medical Waste: “Medical Waste Presented in Good Taste,” Independence Inc., Lawrence

Most Fun Exhibit: “Here Comes the Sun,” Lydia Caron and Nice Day Care

Most Laid-Back Exhibit: “The Couch Potatoes on Wheels,” John Bowden, Lawrence, and Boley Andrews, Fairway

Entry That’s A Blast From the Past: “The Yellow Submarine,” Gary Coover, Fayetteville, Ark.

Entry With Most Pop: “Black Cat,” Nick Brickner, Larry Brickner and Michelle Holcombe, Lawrence.

Most Far-Out Entry: “Ambulance to the Future,” Peter Lochren, Omaha, Neb.

Winners were selected by KMBC 9 News reporter Bev Chapman, 6News reporter Alison Mann and Journal-World features-arts editor Jan Biles.