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Excitement builds as Red Bull Quicksand returns to Durban

Johannesburg, 21 June 2023 – The thrilling beach racing event, is set to make a highly anticipated return to North Beach, Durban on Saturday, 15 July. This exciting competition will be unveiling the toughest course yet, and provide an unforgettable experience for participants and spectators alike.

Red Bull Quicksand has gained a reputation for its challenging and unique format. The course is rigged with giant sand castles, trenches, and rollers, giving competitors a real test of endurance, acceleration, and bursts of speed. Contestants in eThekwini will encounter the challenge of navigating through a custom-designed beach course. With its unpredictable and physically demanding nature, the obstacle race course promises to test the limits of even the most seasoned athletes.

“We are thrilled to bring back the Red Bull Quicksand obstacle course to North Beach, Durban. I can’t wait to tackle the challenging and unpredictable course with the broader community of eThekwini. This race is the perfect combination of adrenaline, athleticism, and the beautiful beach setting. It pushes me to my limits and I’m excited to be participating!” said Red Bull Athlete, Ryan Sandes.

A portion of the funds collected from the Red Bull Quicksand ticket sales will be donated to a local non-profit organisation, The Litterboom Project to enable them to continue their vital efforts in tackling beach pollution, organising clean-up initiatives, and promoting environmental education.

The Red Bull Quicksand event promises to deliver another spectacular beach race like no other.

Entry tickets for participants will be available from Thursday at entryninja.com for R150 and it’s free for spectators.

To view announcement videos, please click here: https://bulldrive.redbull.com/fl/OVR2k1wRqo?web=1&wdLOR=cA99E4EBC-12B6-4226-998F-059F752F68B2

Author: Basetsana Moropa

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