Circle K convenience stores are selling exclusive Red Bull racing cans celebrating the Oracle Red Bull Racing team’s Formula 1 victory at the Austrian Grand Prix July 2.
Winner Max Verstappen is featured on the can, along with teammate Sergio Perez, who finished third.
Cans are selling three for $6.
- Circle K owner Alimentation Couche-Tard is No. 2 on CSP’s 2023 Top 202 ranking of convenience store chains by store count.
In addition, from now until Aug. 31, Circle K and Red Bull fans can play the Red Bull Tryouts Challenge virtual game. The contest features three mini games that test players’ memory, reflexes and focus. Players scan the QR in a store or click on a web link.
A Red Bull account, which is free, is required to participate, and play is limited to one registered score per day.
“Players dominating the challenge can submit their results to the Circle K leaderboard for a chance to win the grand prize,” Circle K said. “One winner with the highest recorded score will get to attend the most anticipated 2024 racing event in Miami (the 2024 Grand Prix) with the ultimate Red Bull VIP experience with one guest.”
Laval, Quebec-based Alimentation Couche-Tard’s 24-country global c-store network includes more than 7,100 locations in the United States, primarily under the Circle K and Holiday Stationstores banners. Couche-Tard’s total worldwide network consists of about 14,300 mostly Circle K-branded c-stores.
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