VIDEO Formula 1 Red Bull Racing battles with the Supermarine Spitfire and London taxis

Red Bull Racing battles with the Supermarine Spitfires and London taxis

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There was no stopping this Best of British battle when it came to bringing out some iconic members of British transportation history – and you can’t be much more iconic than the Supermarine Spitfire. The Spitfire was one of the largest fighter jets ever built and a jewel of aerodynamic and technical vision and capabilities.

With the Spitfire confirmed, all that remained was to think of a few other transport icons, vehicles that epitomize British culture and the thrill of the open road. How about…. a double decker night bus, a black London taxi, a car packed with summer festival goers and the infamous icon on the UK streets, the white van. In true Red Bull spirit, we cheered on the RB7, which has twice won F1 championships, to take on the great beasts of British transport in a fight to the finish line ahead of the race this weekend.-

The UK Grand Prix is ​​right next to Red Bull Racing Honda’s technology campus in Milton Keynes and is a hugely important race for the team and its drivers, Max explains. “The British love their motorsport, that’s something special. I’m always really happy to be in the country, but of course it’s even better to be at Silverstone. It was great to see all these typically British vehicles with the RB7 on the track and I hope the fans enjoy the fun before the race over the weekend. “

Red Bull Racing Honda CEO and Team Principal Christian Horner added: “I think Silverstone will be a big challenge. It’s been a Mercedes stronghold for a few years now, but it’s another opportunity to see how we fare on a different track. And of course there will be a new event format with the first of the new Sprint Races this year and there will be additional points. Whatever happens, it’s going to be a really exciting weekend and we’re ready for the fight. “

Formel 1 Grand Prix Silverstone im TV

Friday July 16

07.45: Sky Sport F1 – Lewis Hamilton’s Secret Cinema: Monaco

08.15: Sky Sport F1 – Moments of Brilliance: Nigel Mansell

08.45: Sky Sport F1 – Silverstone-GP 1987

09.30: Sky Sport F1 – GP Confidential

10.45: Sky Sport F1 – Silverstone-GP 1994

11.30: Sky Sport F1 – Silverstone-GP 1989

13.20: Sky Sport F1 – Moments of Brilliance: Nelson Piquet

13.45: Sky Sport F1 – Silverstone-GP 1994

14.40: Sky Sport F1 – GP Confidential

15.15: Sky Sport F1 – start of reporting first training

15.20: ORF 1 – start of reporting on the first training session

15.30: First training

17.30: Sky Sport F1 – Anthony Davidson im Mercedes W12

6.30 p.m.: Sky Sport F1 – start of reporting qualifying

18.55: ORF 1 – start of reporting qualifying

19.00:                Qualifying

8.30 p.m.: Sky Sport F1 – press conference after qualifying

21.00: Sky Sport F1 – press conference of the team bosses

Saturday 17th July

07.30: Sky Sport F1 – GP Confidential

08.00: Sky Sport F1 – Anthony Davidson im Mercedes W12

08.10: Sky Sport F1 – Qualifying repeat

10.50: Sky Sport F1 – Moments of Brilliance: Felipe Massa

12.45: Sky Sport F1 – start of reporting of the second training session

12.50: ORF 1 – start of reporting of the second training

13.00: Second training

15.15: Sky Sport F1 – Moments of Brilliance: Jenson Button

16.45: Sky Sport F1 – Greatest Races, David Coulthard in France 2000

17.00: Sky Sport F1 – Start of reporting sprint qualifying

17.00: SRF Info – start of reporting jumping qualifying

17.25: ORF 1 – start of reporting sprint qualifying

17.30:                Sprint-Qualifying

6.30 p.m.: Sky Sport F1 – press conference after sprint qualifying

Sunday July 18th

07.00: Sky Sport F1 – Sprint-Qualifying kompakt

09.00: Sky Sport F1 – Sprint qualifying repetition

11.15: Sky Sport F1 – Greates Races, Niki Lauda in Estoril 1984

11.25: Sky Sport F1 – Sprint-Qualifying kompakt

13.05: Sky Sport F1 – Moments of Brilliance: Lewis Hamilton

14.30: Sky Sport F1 – preliminary reports on the race

14.40: ORF 1        – Formel-1-News

15.20: SRF 2 – start of race reporting

15.25: ORF 1 – start of reporting race

15.55: Sky Sport F1 – start of reporting race

16.00: Great Britain Grand Prix

17.45: Sky Sport F1 – analyzes and interviews

17.45: ORF 1        – Motorhome

18.10: ServusTV – race

6.30 p.m.: Sky Sport F1 – press conference after the race

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