30 July 2010
LAUSITZ, Germany – Australia’s Matt Hall is looking forward to getting back into the cockpit in the Red Bull Air Race in Germany next week and said he hopes to finish the roller-coaster 2010 season on a high note. Hall, the most successful rookie in the history of the sport last year, added he was [...]
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29 July 2010
The Red Bull Air Race GmbH has confirmed that for the future success and development of the sport, the World Championship will take a one-year break in 2011. The organisation will use this opportunity to fast track the technological advancements currently in the making which would further improve the already high levels of safety. There [...]
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28 July 2010
LAUSITZ, Germany – The race track over the EuroSpeedway in Germany will be one of the most interesting in the history of the Red Bull Air Race and the first time since 2007 that the Air Gates will be set up on land rather than on water. The track in front of the grandstand promises [...]
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23 July 2010
If you want to see how you would look under the sort of G-forces Matt and the rest of the Red Bull Air Race pilots face during a race, click on this cool Facebook link.
19 July 2010
Want to learn more about Matt and what makes him tick? This video, courtesy of the Red Bull Air Race, talks about where Matt is from, his earliest memories of flight, his family and what he does when he flies cross country. He also talks about being the best he can be in all facets [...]
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15 July 2010
In Matt’s most revealing interview ever with Steve and Grant from leading aviation podcast Plane Crazy Down Under he talks about his mishap in Windsor, his subsequent sanction, aircraft and team development, the disappointments that 2010 have brought so far and what’s on the cards next. To see and hear more from Plane Crazy Down [...]
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13 July 2010
The Red Bull Air Race in Budapest has been cancelled this year due to lengthy delays in the permissions process the organization announced with regret today. Interrupting a six-year tradition of racing in the Hungarian capital, the Red Bull Air Race World Champion will now be crowned after the final race of the 2010 season [...]
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12 July 2010
That dreaded noise indicating a pylon hit or a penalty is one that every air race fan knows. So who makes the decision to award a penalty? Or who calls a pilot out of the track if he thinks safetey is being compromised? The race directors and head stewards, that’s who! To find out more [...]
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