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Oracle Red Bull Racing & Red Bull Technology is set to honour its iconic partnership with Honda at the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix, unveiling a striking white and red livery on both RB21s. This special tribute celebrates the 60th anniversary of Honda’s groundbreaking Formula 1 victory in 1965, with Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda leading the team at Suzuka. Christian Horner, CEO and Team Principal, explained, "Our relationship with Honda deserves celebration, it has been one of continued success and brought the Team one of the most triumphant and dominant periods in our history. Max has won four World titles with a Honda Power Unit, and the Team have lifted two Constructors' titles.” More for media > https://win.gs/4jdO3D0 #F1 #RB21

Sebastián ‘Ardilla’ Álvarez has redefined the limits of human flight with his Red Bull Starman mission, breaking three world records in a single #wingsuit dive. On March 22, he jumped from 41,470 feet—higher than the cruising altitude of most commercial planes—achieving a top speed of 550 km/h, covering 53.45 km, and completing the descent in just 11 minutes and 1 second. This high-altitude flight combined physical strength, advanced technology, and meticulous preparation. Álvarez’s custom wingsuit, oxygen systems, and heated layers were vital in managing the extreme conditions. As the Chilean wingsuit pilot reflected, "This mission was about taking human flight to the next level - not just for me, but to show what’s possible when you dream big and commit fully. No one had ever attempted to break all three records in a single jump, and there were, of course, moments of doubt, but with the right preparation, training, and technology, we made it happen." More for media > https://win.gs/4l4VU7x

The world’s toughest adventure race just got tougher as Red Bull X-Alps returns this summer with a route that redefines the limits of human endurance. Spanning 1,283km across five countries — Austria, France, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland — the 2025 edition features the longest and most demanding course in race history. With 16 Turnpoints and an ‘X’ at its heart, athletes will not only traverse the Alps four times but also tackle three mandatory via ferrata climbs, testing their strength, strategy, and spirit like never before. “This route is a huge step-up,” says race co-founder Ulrich Grill. “The adventure element is stronger than ever.” More for media > https://win.gs/4hCqzX2

Norway’s Karsten Warholm has never been one to stick to conventional training methods. The reigning Olympic 400m #hurdles champion is renowned for his explosive speed, fierce intensity, and a training approach that constantly pushes boundaries has seen him became the first person to hurdle on ice. Sprinting across a frozen Norwegian lake in nothing but shorts, spikes, and sheer determination, Warholm shares: “Sessions like this won’t win me a gold medal at the World Championships”. “But the playful attitude and approach that [my coach] Leif and I have already brought us many golds, and will bring many more in the future.” More for media > https://win.gs/4iHfdla

The world’s most extreme urban downhill #mountainbike race, Red Bull Valparaíso Cerro Abajo, returned to UNESCO World Heritage Valparaíso, Chile, on Sunday, March 2, 2025, for its 21st edition. After facing mechanical failure at last year’s event, Czech rider Tomáš Slavík secured redemption and his fourth victory, once again earning the title of ‘King of the Port’. Reflecting on his performance, Slavík shared: “I must admit, the day wasn’t perfect. I faced some technical issues and made mistakes during the qualifiers, but in the final, I managed to put together a perfect run. I had to take some sections a bit slower to be more careful in the corners – normally my strong point – but in the end, I managed the race well, and I’m happy with the result,” With his triumph in Valparaíso, Slavík now looks ahead to the final showdown of the global Red Bull Cerro Abajo series at Red Bull Guanajuato Cerro Abajo in Mexico on March 29. More for media > https://win.gs/4i2H1AC

Oracle Red Bull Racing & Red Bull Technology and Visa Cash App Racing Bulls unveiled their 2025 Formula 1 liveries in London on Tuesday, where all 10 teams gathered at the O2 arena to showcase their cars and drivers celebrating F1's 75th anniversary season. Fans worldwide got a first look at the RB21 and VCARB 02, set to be driven by reigning champion Max Verstappen, Liam Lawson, Yuki Tsunoda, and Isack Hadjar Building on Oracle Red Bull Racing’s iconic design, Team Principal Christian Horner introduced the #RB21 with a video tribute to car culture, featuring petrolheads from across London who joined a convoy escorting the RB21 to the event. Horner sharing, “We’re all here because we’re car fans at heart and what we’re celebrating in our team this year is car culture and the people who love it." More for media > https://win.gs/3CLulit #F1

Reigning Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen announces a new partnership with premium fashion lifestyle brand, AlphaTauri. Sharing in an exclusive interview, “I’m excited for the new season with AlphaTauri,” said Verstappen. “Their commitment to combining style with functionality fits perfectly with my lifestyle, both on and off the track.” Reflecting on the season ahead, “winning four world titles has been a dream.” “More than a dream, I’d say. I’m relaxed, I’m just looking forward to seeing how competitive we can be this year. Once you realise how competitive you are, you set a bit of a target, but that’s too early to say." For the full interview > https://win.gs/439JHrR #F1

“Who knows where this will take the future of the sport?” Max Manow has just revolutionised #skydiving with the world’s first mid-air plane hook maneuver, completing an "Endless Skydive" over Arizona’s Hell Hole Bend Canyon. Leaping from a helicopter, he tailed a moving plane, and attached himself to it with a custom-designed hook, allowing him to be towed in his wingsuit out of the canyon before releasing into freefall. This marks the first time a skydiver has demonstrated the ability to continuously skydive without landing to repack a parachute. More for media > https://win.gs/3Eq5pNS

ICYMI: In a groundbreaking achievement, Red Bull Air Race pilot Dario Costa soared down the legendary Streif ski slope in Kitzbühel at a jaw-dropping speed of 350 km/h, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in aviation. Confronting 10G forces and navigating the steep, narrow course, Costa executed two high-stakes maneuvers through tight arches, all while maintaining unparalleled precision. As he described it, “This is a world first, which is why I love it so much. Like all world firsts, the challenge is that you have no previous data to study on. You have no experience. Whatever you prepare for, there is always a big question mark. Records can be broken, but world firsts will live forever.” More for media > https://win.gs/4htRPI1

Daniel Sanders has made history by leading the 2025 #DakarRally bike class from start to finish, claiming his first title in the world’s toughest off-road race. The Australian racer dominated the competition, securing five stage wins and finishing 8 minutes and 50 seconds ahead of his nearest competitor. Sanders, who has been steadily building his career with KTM Factory Racing since 2020, attributes his success to hard work, team collaboration, and lessons learned from previous #Dakar rallies. His determination and focus paid off with a flawless performance throughout the race. Reflecting on his achievement, Sanders shared the pride he felt when crossing the finish line, bringing the prestigious trophy back to Australia. "Winning this race feels massive. When I came over the last dune and saw the bivouac, I got instant chills through the whole body. All the emotions just started coming through." he said. The 30-year-old, a leading figure in off-road racing, is looking forward to future challenges, with the goal of continuing to improve and add more Dakar victories to his name. More for media > https://win.gs/4hohBN4