Best Of Red Bull Soapbox Race Denmark

The Red Bull Soapbox Race is a soapbox race organised by the Red Bull company. First held in 2000, over a hundred races have been held in multiple countries around the world.
History : The inaugural event was held in Brussels in 2000. Races have since been held across the globe, from South Africa to Australia.It didn't arrive in the United States until 2006 (St. Louis), by which time 35 races had taken place.
Rules : The vehicles must have steering and braking capability. Teams are judged on both the time taken to complete the course, as well as creativity of their design and the showmanship of a performance at the start of the race, meaning the team with the fastest time is not necessarily the winner.
Tracks : n the 2013 London race, one team reached a speed of over 50 kilometers per hour as they completed the 430 metre course in 33 seconds.The Cork 2004 course down St. Patrick's Hill was the steepest ever used at the time.
Participants : In 2008, a team from Queen's University Belfast set the world speed record for soapbox racers at Stormont, Northern Ireland, at 45 mph, before entering the vehicle, Equmes 1, into the Red Bull race at Stormont later in the week.
Formula One driver Max Verstappen entered the 2015 Dutch race.