GET READY FOR RED BULL SOAPBOX RACE IN ATLANTA
Saturday, October 24th at Noon
Location: Old Fourth Ward Park
WHAT: Red Bull Soapbox Race will cruise into Atlanta on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015. This unique non-motorized racing event challenges experienced racers and amateurs alike to design and build outrageous, human-powered soapbox dream machines and compete against the clock in a downhill race. Each hand-made machine is fueled by creativity, showmanship and the need for speed.
The South’s most witty and innovative teams will race each other down the twists and turns of North Avenue. Red Bull Soapbox Race is a single day of thrills, so the number of contestants will be limited. Teams are chosen based on creativity, technical feasibility of the craft build, craft safety and originality. Applications are closed but the event is upon us, get ready by going to: redbull.com/
WHEN:
October 24, 2015 – Race
WHERE:
North Avenue N.E., Atlanta, GA
Old Fourth Ward Park
MORE INFORMATION:
For more information on how to participate visit redbull.com/soapboxATL.
COST:
Free to participate and attend.
DIGITAL:
Event Page: redbull.com/soapboxATL
Facebook: http://win.gs/soapboxatlfb
Social: IG & Twitter – @redbullATL
#SoapboxATLRed Bull Soapbox Race has previously taken place in Atlanta in 2009 and 2012. The October 24th event will be the 103rd Red Bull Soapbox Race to ever take place, with the first U.S. race held in St. Louis in 2006. The global event dates back to 2000, when it first took place in Belgium, and has since visited 46 countries. Cincinnati will also host Red Bull Soapbox in 2015.
#SoapboxATLRed Bull Soapbox Race has previously taken place in Atlanta in 2009 and 2012. The October 24th event will be the 103rd Red Bull Soapbox Race to ever take place, with the first U.S. race held in St. Louis in 2006. The global event dates back to 2000, when it first took place in Belgium, and has since visited 46 countries. Cincinnati will also host Red Bull Soapbox in 2015.
