The world’s best racing driver is about to race 100 karts at once
🔴🐂🏁 The world’s best racing driver is about to race 100 karts at once Red Bull, Disney+, and ESPN are streaming the race at noon Eastern today. Gitlin – Sep 16, 2026 10:19 am | 25 Max Verstappen will try and beat 100 identical karts in a 30 lap race, starting from the back. Credit: Joerg Mitter / Red Bull Content Pool Max Verstappen will try and beat 100 identical karts in a 30 lap race, starting from the back.
- ▪🔴🐂🏁 The world’s best racing driver is about to race 100 karts at once Red Bull, Disney+, and ESPN are streaming the race at noon Eastern today.
- ▪Gitlin – Sep 16, 2026 10:19 am | 25 Max Verstappen will try and beat 100 identical karts in a 30 lap race, starting from the back.
- ▪Credit: Joerg Mitter / Red Bull Content Pool Max Verstappen will try and beat 100 identical karts in a 30 lap race, starting from the back.
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🔴🐂🏁 The world’s best racing driver is about to race 100 karts at once Red Bull, Disney+, and ESPN are streaming the race at noon Eastern today. Jonathan M. Gitlin – Sep 16, 2026 10:19 am | 25 Max Verstappen will try and beat 100 identical karts in a 30 lap race, starting from the back. Credit: Joerg Mitter / Red Bull Content Pool Max Verstappen will try and beat 100 identical karts in a 30 lap race, starting from the back. Credit: Joerg Mitter / Red Bull Content Pool Text settings Story text Size Small Standard Large Width * Standard Wide Links Standard Orange * Subscribers only Learn more Minimize to nav Later today, Max Verstappen will strap on his helmet and take to the track at the Silverstone circuit in England for a rather unusual race.
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