Motorsport - Red Bull Air Race - World Championship - 7th Tourstop - Dallas/Ft.Worth The Red Bull Air Race World Championship moves into its decisive phase with two stops remaining in the United States to finish the season. Australia's Matt Hall is confident he can beat Britain's Paul Bonhomme for the title.
FORT WORTH, Texas (USA) – Matt Hall’s stirring career-first victory at the last race in Austria has turned the Red Bull Air Race World Championship into a tense battle going into the home stretch. Hall, a former Royal Australian Air Force “top gun” fighter pilot, will be aiming to keep the pressure on overall leader Paul Bonhomme at the next stop at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas on Sept. 26-27 after beating the two-time world champion from Britain by a fraction of a second at the last race in Austria.
FORT WORTH, Texas (USA) – Matt Hall’s stirring career-first victory at the last race in Austria has turned the Red Bull Air Race World Championship into a tense battle going into the home stretch. Hall, a former Royal Australian Air Force “top gun” fighter pilot, will be aiming to keep the pressure on overall leader Paul Bonhomme at the next stop at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas on Sept. 26-27 after beating the two-time world champion from Britain by a fraction of a second at the last race in Austria.
American Kirby Chambliss, a Texas native and former champion in the high-speed, low-altitude sport, will also be looking for glory at his home race after getting third in Austria – his first podium since the 2010 race in New York. Another American, Michael Goulian of Massachusetts, is on ascending form and excited about the return of the world’s fastest motorsport series to the United States.
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