A charity run will be held at Red Bull.
Two Red Bull teams will hold a special charity run. Red Bull has long collaborated with the charity organization "Wings for Life," which conducts research in the field of spinal cord injuries. On May 10, the two Red Bull teams will host a run around their facilities in Milton Keynes, UK, and Faenza, Italy – with markers for virtual runs for fans. Up to 300,000 people worldwide are expected to participate – for them, the finish line will be virtual. Laurent Mekies, head of Red Bull Racing: "It is an honor and a privilege to represent the Wings for Life foundation. This charity is very close to the spirit of Red Bull Racing, founded by Dietrich Mateschitz. Together we support the mission to find treatment opportunities for spinal cord injuries. We will hold the Wings for Life World Run App Event on our campus, open to our team and community members."
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