Red Bull Soapbox Races
Kids of all ages in self-made cars, racing down a steep hill - this is the world of Red Bull Soapbox Racing. A soapbox car is a motorless vehicle capable of holding a driver built for the purpose of racing or recreation. Propelled by gravity, soapbox cars can reach upwards of 50 km/h (30 miles per hour). Originally, soapbox cars were built from wooden soap (or orange) crates and rollerskate wheels, but have grown more sophisticated over time, with materials like aluminum and fiberglass being utilized.



Red Bull Soapbox: the worst crashes
In this mind boggling colorful video you’ll see all the worst crashes of the Red Bull Soap races in Istanbul, Turkey and Atlanta, USA. Wannahaves put together a video of the Red Bull Soapbox races held in Atlanta and Istanbul in 2009. the weirdest people made the weirdest soapbox cars. And at the looks of it you can still crash pretty hard. The Red Bull Soap Race looks a bit like a carnival of some kind and the guys participating must have had a lot of fun building it and then crashing the soapbox cars.

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