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Solana Front Wing Takeover: trade SOL to put your name on the Atlassian Williams F1 Team FW48

TL;DR The Solana Front Wing Takeover is a sweepstakes open to eligible users in the US, Canada, the EEA, and select Caribbean and Central American markets, running through October 6, 2026 Trade $1 or more in SOL on Insta...

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Solana Front Wing Takeover: trade SOL to put your name on the Atlassian Williams F1 Team FW48
TL;DR
  • The Solana Front Wing Takeover is a sweepstakes open to eligible users in the US, Canada, the EEA, and select Caribbean and Central American markets, running through October 6, 2026
  • Trade $1 or more in SOL on Instant Buy (PTL) on Kraken to earn entries: every $1 traded = 1 entry, uncapped
  • The winner receives their name on the front wing on the Atlassian Williams F1 Team car
  •  at the Mexico City Grand Prix (October 30 through November 1), plus $10,000 in SOL
  • You must opt in via Rewards Hub in the Kraken app before trading for your entries to count; a free entry option is also available for those who prefer not to trade
One wing. One name. One Grand Prix.

We’re partnering with the Atlassian Williams Racing team for the Mexico City Grand Prix to give one trader something genuinely rare: their name on the FW48 front wing during race weekend.

The Solana Front Wing Takeover sweepstakes is open now, with the promotion period running September 8 through October 6, 2026. The winner also takes home $10,000 in SOL, credited directly to their account.

How to enter

You must opt in before your trades count toward your entry total.

Step 1: Enroll via Rewards Hub
Open the Kraken app and opt in to the Solana Front Wing Takeover via Rewards Hub. Entries will not accrue until you’ve enrolled.

Step 2: Trade $1 or more in SOL
Trade $1 or more in SOL on Instant Buy (PTL). Every dollar you trade automatically earns you one entry, with no cap on how many you can accumulate.

Step 3: Keep trading through October 5th
Entries accrue through 13:59 UTC on October 6, 2026. The more you trade during the promotion period, the more entries you hold and the better your odds at the draw.

After the promotion period closes, we select one winner at random, weighted by total entries. The winner is contacted directly for verification before their name goes on the wing.

The prize
  • Name placement on the Atlassian Williams F1 Team FW48 front wing at the Mexico City Grand Prix
  • $10,000 in SOL, credited to your Kraken account
Key dates
  • Promotion period opens: September 8, 2026 at 13:59 p.m. UTC
  • Promotion period closes: October 6, 2026 at 13:59 p.m. UTC
  • Winner announced: on or before October 10, 2026
  • Mexico City Grand Prix: October 30 through November 1, 2026
Who’s eligible

The Solana Front Wing Takeover is open to eligible Kraken users in:

  • United States: 46 states and Washington, DC (FL, ME, NY, RI and PR excluded)
  • Canada: all provinces and territories except Quebec
  • Caribbean and Central America: 19 countries, including Mexico
  • EEA: 30 countries
Start earning entries

Open the Kraken app, opt in via Rewards Hub, and trade SOL on Instant Buy (PTL) to start earning your entries. The promotion period closes at 13:59 p.m. UTC on October 6, 2026.

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Enroll in the contest

This is a sweepstakes promotion. Terms and conditions apply. Trading in digital assets involves risk of loss. For full eligibility requirements and promotion details, review the complete terms and conditions.

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