The Royal Berks Charity Soapbox Challenge returns
30/8/2018
On Saturday 8 September, Porsche Centre Reading will once again sponsor and compete in the Royal Berks Charity Soapbox Challenge - a fantastic family event near our Centre.
The Soapbox Challenge is now in its second year and is a fundraiser for the Royal Berkshire Charity. Contestants are required to design, build and race imaginative soapboxes in two timed runs down the course at the prestigious Englefield Park. Our entry, Mission S was built by a team of Porsche mechanics from Porsche Centre Reading and Porsche Cars Great Britain, and will once again be piloted by our Vehicle Technician, Peter Keen.
The Royal Berkshire Charity raises money for the Royal Berkshire Hospital, helping them to purchase the most up-to-date equipment, improve staff training and support rebuilding and refurbishment projects - making a difference in care to patients, their visitors and staff.
We would be delighted for you to join and support our team on the day. Visit the Royal Berkshire Charity website to discover more about this event.
Please call us on 0118 914 5448 or email info@porschereading.co.uk for more information about our involvement with the Royal Berkshire Soapbox Challenge, or for any of your Porsche requirements.
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