The global competition Red Bull Can You Make It? challenges teams of three to cross Europe in seven days to reach the destination of Berlin using only cans of Red Bull as currency. The application ...

Instead, they'll use the energy drink Red Bull as currency to get across Europe. But there's a limited supply of that, too. They start with a case of 24 cans and can earn more by making it to ...

A plane lands in Florence, Italy. Three buddies from Orlando get off. No cash, no plans, unlimited potential. University of Central Florida students, Miladan Balos, Steven Yalowitz and Zach Pierola… ...

While Red Bull is commonly used as an energy drink, these cans of Red Bull will serve a different purpose. They will be used as currency. ag For the 165 teams coming from all over the world, the cans ...

A trio of University of Tampa students known as the Young Dreamerz will attempt to make their way across Europe this week with nothing more than cans of Red Bull to use for bartering.

Three Arizona State University students earned a spot among 165 student teams from more than 50 countries that will trek through Europe in April as part of an elaborate Red Bull competition.

Four Harvard students will compete in Red Bull’s “Can You Make It” Challenge on April 12, where they will try to make their way through Europe in seven days without cash, cards, or ...

If you thought it was hard enough keeping track of the USD-Euro exchange rate, just try backpacking through Europe with nothing but 24 cans of Red Bull. The sole Texas team in the competition, UT ...

Then, Red Bull judges chose 15 finalists from the U.S. specifically to compete in the final challenge, which includes roundtrip airfare to Europe. Jack Sandy, a junior studying communications, ...

That’s what three UL students are doing this week in Europe. Imagine traveling a foreign continent with only an energy drink for currency. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays ...

While it sounds like a fun summer trip, there is a catch: teams must exclusively use Red Bull as their currency. "You'll be using Red Bull to barter for rides from one place to another place, or ...