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Thu, May 30, 2019

Red Bull Pulls The Plug On Air Race Series

Will Not Continue Beyond The 2019 Season

Red Bull has decided not to continue the Red Bull Air Race World Championship beyond the 2019 season. The remaining races this year will be held in Kazan, Russia, June 15-16; Lake Balaton, Hungary, July 13-14, and; Chiba, Japan, September 7-8.

There have been more than 90 races since Red Bull Air Race began in 2003. These have given the world’s most exceptional pilots the opportunity to compete in high speed flying at low altitude with extreme maneuvers. The Red Bull Air Race provided sports entertainment of highest quality but did not attract the level of outside interest as many other Red Bull events across the world.
 
Red Bull thanks the pilots, their teams, partners, the host cities as well as the Red Bull employees for all they have done to make these enjoyable and memorable events.

(Images provided with Red Bull Air Race news release)

FMI: airrace.redbull.com


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