The crowd is loud There is a smell in the air. There was a lot of fluffy legs.

A group of the Queen's corgis hit the track at a race course in Scotland on Sunday for the first ever corgi derby.

Three corgis did not make it to the finish line due to excitement at playing with each other, as reported by the Edinburgh Evening News.

Corgis line up at the start of a race.

Ready...set... Credit: Jane Barlow/PA Images via Getty Images

Don't look at them!

Corgis racing on a racetrack.

Flyyyy! Credit: Jane Barlow/PA Images via Getty Images

Two corgis in the race.

Neck and neck. Credit: Jane Barlow/PA Images via Getty Images

The 18-month-old corgi was given a trophy and some treats. Nine-year-old corgi Paddy is said to be related to one of the Queen's corgis.

A corgi runs toward the finish line.

Big winner: Georgie Credit: Jane Barlow/PA Images via Getty Images

It isn't all about winning. The athletes chose friendship over victory on the finish line.

Two corgis playing at the finish line.

The true winner was friendship. Credit: Jane Barlow/PA Images via Getty Images

This is where you can watch the entire race.