REI Race Night 2025
The REI (Refugee Empowerment International) Race Night is an evening of virtual thrills and challenges. Try your hand at competing on the best racing circuits. Teams of four will compete against each other on the amazing Excape simulators in a head-to-head challenge with friends, colleagues and rival companies.
Circuit information, driving tips and online practice sites can be provided beforehand and simulator driving staff can coach drivers on the evening.
Proceeds from this event will go to REI, funding projects that provide opportunities for displaced communities to rebuild and regain independence.
Sign up here.
Where
Kanden Fudosan Shibuya Bldg 11F
When
November 21, 2025
6:00pm–10:00pm
More
Register as a four-person team or as an individual (you will be assigned to a team). Individual observers can also attend.
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