Salt Lake County health database lists U Hungry/Red Bull Chariot Races at 1330 E 2100 S
Rule Changes Salt Lake City, UT localA single food-establishment record appears; it does not confirm full approval or whether the business is operating.
Overview
On October 21, 2026, a Salt Lake County Health Department public database listed a food-establishment record for U Hungry/Red Bull Chariot Races at 1330 E 2100 S in Salt Lake City. The entry is one official record among many the county publishes.
The record does not show that the business has every approval it needs, and it does not show whether the business has opened. It also gives no date for when any approval was granted or filed.
Why it matters
A public food record is a checkable signal about this address, but it is not proof of opening or full approval.
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Organizations Involved
County agency whose public database contains the food-establishment record.
Entity named in the Salt Lake County food-establishment record at 1330 E 2100 S.
Timeline
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County database lists U Hungry/Red Bull Chariot Races record
Latest Public recordThe Salt Lake County Health Department list shows a food-establishment record at 1330 E 2100 S.
Scenarios
Additional county records appear for the same address
Discussed by: The public record itself sets the test; no public analysis was found.
If the business moves through more of the county's public process, the database would show another record or inspection for the same name and address. That would add a second official signal, though it would not by itself prove opening.
Record remains the only public signal
Discussed by: The public record itself sets the test; no public analysis was found.
The listing stays in the database with no additional county record, inspection, or public operating confirmation. The record remains a single data point.
County removes or corrects the record
Discussed by: The public record itself sets the test; no public analysis was found.
The entry disappears or changes name or address in the county database, suggesting the record was corrected or withdrawn. That would leave no standing public record at this address.