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Buttery Bros' soapbox victory passes three million views

The Denver run shares their active collection with a CrossFit Games documentary and a World Fitness Project finals qualifier.

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Buttery Bros Story of October 14, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

This Run Won Us 1st Place at Red Bull Soapbox!

The upload calendar stayed empty. Heber Cannon and Marston Sawyers posted nothing new, but their Buttery Bros collection has a decidedly lively detour from the gym: "This Run Won Us 1st Place at Red Bull Soapbox!" has passed three million views.

Tagged with Denver and Mile High Stadium, the winning run is drawing roughly 44,000 views a day, far more than either of the fitness videos alongside it. For filmmakers so closely associated with documenting athletic effort, a gravity-powered soapbox outing makes an entertaining change of machinery.

Their familiar world is well represented, too. "The Hardest CrossFit Games Ever - A Buttery Bros Documentary" is billed as an account of an especially demanding Games, with James Sprague and Aimee Cringle among its named subjects. It is the next most active video in this collection. Episode 299, "This Event Decides Who Makes the Finals," shifts to the World Fitness Project's second tour stop in Indiana, again naming Sprague in its tags.

In subscriber size, Buttery Bros sits close to Truett Hanes and Women's Health. Nearby, How To Hockey - Coach Jeremy is having a much busier viewing day than usual, while Ridge Lenny has added subscribers over the week and drawn substantial views. For the Buttergang, though, the main catch-up is on wheels rather than under a barbell.

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