Kinetic Grand Championship (start/finish location varies, includes Arcata)

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The Kinetic Grand Championship is a quirky, human-powered, all-terrain sculpture race held annually over Memorial Day weekend in California’s Humboldt County, featuring elaborately engineered art vehicles traversing roads, sand, and water.

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instanceOf annual sporting event
art festival
human-powered vehicle race
alsoKnownAs Kinetic Sculpture Race
Triathlon of the Art World
attracts artists
engineers
spectators
country United States of America
foundedBy Hobart Brown
genre kinetic sculpture race
hasCharacteristic all-terrain course
costumed participants
elaborate engineering
emphasis on art and creativity
emphasis on human-powered engineering
hasComponent road segments
sand dune crossing
water crossing
hasCulturalSignificance local Humboldt County tradition
tourist attraction in Humboldt County
hasDuration multi-day race
hasMotto “For the Glory”
hasNotableFeature costume and performance judging
engineering and speed judging
whimsical kinetic sculptures
hasParticipantType art vehicle
kinetic sculpture
hasRule vehicles must be amphibious
vehicles must be human-powered
vehicles must traverse sand dunes
hasStartOrFinishLocation Arcata, California
hasTheme “For the Glory”
heldOn Memorial Day weekend
involves artistic performance
endurance racing
engineering challenges
locatedIn Humboldt County
surface form: Humboldt County, California

Northern California
organisedIn California, United States
surface form: California
poweredBy human power
recurrence annual
relatedTo Arcata Kinetic Sculpture Race
Kinetic Sculpture Race
surface form: Kinetic Sculpture Racing
startDateApproximation late 1960s
terrainType road
sand
water

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Arcata, California hasCulturalEvent Kinetic Grand Championship (start/finish location varies, includes Arcata)