Krazy Races is back next month and it’s not too late to grab one of the last places for your team to take part but be quick as spaces are filling up fast.
City of Wolverhampton Council Cabinet Member for Visitor City, Councillor Bhupinder Gakhal, said:
“We had thousands of people come into the city to support Krazy Races last year because it's such a great, fun event for families and friends to enjoy together. I look forward to Krazy Races’ return to the city next month and wish it as much success.”
Sarah Belcher, Founder of Krazy Races, added:
“We are over the moon to be back in Wolverhampton and are really looking forward to this year’s event, after last year. There’s still a few team spaces left so even more can join in the fun and we hope to see your team and supporters there.
“Local teams and businesses have really got behind this event now they know what it’s all about and we would like to take this opportunity to thank the whole council team for their continuing support and giving thousands of locals a great free day to remember.”
Whether your team members are families and friends, or from a local charity of business, make sure your team is zooming through the city on Monday 28 August, too and enter at www.krazyraces.co.uk/wolverhampton-krazy-races/enter-a-team/ with further details at www.krazyraces.co.uk/wolverhampton-krazy-races/
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