Motorsport - Red Bull Air Race - World Championship - 4th Tourstop - Budapest
The Red Bull Air Race World Championship returns to Budapest on 4-5th July with the title fight heating up over one of the sport’s most famous racetracks on the Danube River.
BUDAPEST (HUN) – Twelve years after the Red Bull Air Race made its spectacular debut with the race planes flying meters above the Danube River in the heart of Budapest, the world’s fastest motorsport series will be back again on 4th and 5th July. Two-time champion Paul Bonhomme (GBR) leads the standings but Matt Hall (AUS) is close behind with three straight podiums. 2008 champion Hannes Arch (AUT) is red hot after winning the last race in Croatia.
The Red Bull Air Race World Championship returns to Budapest on 4-5th July with the title fight heating up over one of the sport’s most famous racetracks on the Danube River.
BUDAPEST (HUN) – Twelve years after the Red Bull Air Race made its spectacular debut with the race planes flying meters above the Danube River in the heart of Budapest, the world’s fastest motorsport series will be back again on 4th and 5th July. Two-time champion Paul Bonhomme (GBR) leads the standings but Matt Hall (AUS) is close behind with three straight podiums. 2008 champion Hannes Arch (AUT) is red hot after winning the last race in Croatia.
The title fight has never been closer going into the midway point of the eight-race season. Hungary’s Peter Besenyei, the 2003 champion with eight career victories in 61 races since the sport was created, won the first Budapest race in 2003 and will be looking for a top result in his new Edge 540 V3 airplane in front of the traditionally enthusiastic and enormous Budapest crowds.
By: Editor
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