Riders dressed up in traditional dress ride their horses during the National Gallop in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday, June 1, 2008. National Gallop is a historical horse race and festival which aims to revive the national tradition of horse riding and to keep the world-famous Hussar traditions alive.
One of the entries races in the second Hungarian Soap Box Race, a national race for amateur drivers, in Budapest on June 1, 2008. A Soap Box is a small racing car without engine that can only be powered by gravity. The name "soapbox derby" was christened back in 1933, when a newspaper photographer called Myron E. Scott encountered three boys racing homemade carts down a back street in Dayton.
Participants of the second annual Red Bull Soapbox Derby compete with their soapbox in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday June 1, 2008. More than 70 participants raced against the time with their home made vehicles while speeding down on the 600 meter track from the historical Citadela of the Hungarian capitol.
Participants of the second annual Red Bull Soapbox Derby compete with their rolling hospital bed in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday June 1, 2008. More than 70 participants raced against the clock with their home-made vehicles while speeding down on the 600 meter track from the historical Citadela of the Hungarian capitol.
A participant of the second annual Red Bull Soapbox Derby competes with his soapbox symbolizing a fire ball while his teammates dressed up as Ottoman warriors run in front of him in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday June 1, 2008. More than 70 participants raced against the clock with their home made vehicles while speeding down on the 600 meter track from the historical Citadela of the Hungarian capitol.
A participant of the second annual Red Bull Soapbox Derby competes with his soapbox in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday June 1, 2008. More than 70 participants raced against the clock with their home-made vehicles while speeding down on the 600 meter track from the historical Citadela of the Hungarian capitol.
One of the entries races her washing machine car in the second Hungarian Soap Box Race, a national race for amateur drivers, in Budapest on June 1, 2008. A Soap Box is a small racing car without engine that can only be powered by gravity. The name "soapbox derby" was christened back in 1933, when a newspaper photographer called Myron E. Scott encountered three boys racing homemade carts down a back street in Dayton.
One of the entries races in the second Hungarian Soap Box Race, a national race for amateur drivers, in Budapest on June 1, 2008. A Soap Box is a small racing car without engine that can only be powered by gravity. The name "soapbox derby" was christened back in 1933, when a newspaper photographer called Myron E. Scott encountered three boys racing homemade carts down a back street in Dayton.
One of the entries dressed as Starsky and Hutch try to steer their car to the finish line in the second Hungarian Soap Box Race, a national race for amateur drivers, in Budapest on June 1, 2008. A Soap Box is a small racing car without engine that can only be powered by gravity. The name "soapbox derby" was christened back in 1933, when a newspaper photographer called Myron E. Scott encountered three boys racing homemade carts down a back street in Dayton.
One of the entries, a 'beach car' races in the second Hungarian Soap Box Race, a national race for amateur drivers, in Budapest on June 1, 2008. A Soap Box is a small racing car without engine that can only be powered by gravity. The name "soapbox derby" was christened back in 1933, when a newspaper photographer called Myron E. Scott encountered three boys racing homemade carts down a back street in Dayton.
One of the entries dressed as Indiana Jones races to the finish in the second Hungarian Soap Box Race, a national race for amateur drivers, in Budapest on June 1, 2008. A Soap Box is a small racing car without engine that can only be powered by gravity. The name "soapbox derby" was christened back in 1933, when a newspaper photographer called Myron E. Scott encountered three boys racing homemade carts down a back street in Dayton.
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