The one-mile event will see runners battling through a series of obstacles – including trenches, dunes, rollers and giant sandcastles – to make it to the finish.
Last year the the tallest climb on the course was a staggering 23ft – almost the height of two double-decker buses – and the 2020 edition promises even bigger and tougher obstacles.
Open to 750 participants, the knockout format is expected to be more competitive this year, with the top finishers in each heat taking on the course all over again in the semi-finals and, if successful, the finals.
Entries are now open for this year’s event at RedBull.co.uk/Quicksand
If you think you’ve got what it takes, here’s a taste of what you could be up against.

17. A game of skill
Top competitors take a tactical approach. | Other 3rd Party Photo: Red Bull

18. Champions
The men's winners celebrate on the podium. | Other 3rd Party Photo: Red Bull

19. They do like to be beside the sea
The race originated in Margate, Kent three years ago. | Other 3rd Party Photo: Red Bull

