Marble races, yes, you read that right. Morbula One It is the recent boom in this confinement; a new (or not so new) sport that thousands of people have taken up.
One of the reasons for the fame of these races may have been to fill the void left by the cancellation of professional sports such as racing. Moto GP and Formula 1, among other. If you really want to enjoy these sports again, marble racing is your solution.
Origin of Morbula One
The marble races began to be broadcast in 2013 on the Jelle’s Marble Runs Youtube. The creator of it could not even imagine the success it would have today, in 2020, reaching 11 million views.
At first this project was born as entertainment for the Dutchman, who due to the illness he suffers from, autism spectrum, served as his main activity to express his ingenuity with spectacular circuits for his marbles.
On his channel he broadcasts different competitions between marbles rolling through circuits, all of them handmade by its creator Jelle Bakker, until crossing the finish line. After recording the marble races, they are all voiced to give them even more realism.
In 2016 its growth began when Greg Woods, a famous Iowa-based researcher, recounted one of his races. After this he continued focused on launching new competitions such as the Marble League or the current Marbula One.
After what happened in 2016 and after winning some Guinness records As the one with the longest circuit in the world, Jelle Bakker is focused on continuing to produce spectacular projects. Among these plans is the creation of a museum so that everyone who wants can interact live with its circuits.
Now that it has become impossible for us to watch broadcasts of our favorite sports, enjoy 10 minutes of powerful marble racesmade for all of us who enjoy live sports.
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