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It's going to be a long Formula One season. What you need is a handy guide to staying fit and going out when you're at the races. Luckily Red Bull Racing have thought of everything...
Formula One Management’s headquarters overlooking London’s Hyde Park is very much the heartbeat of F1, and the heart of this ever-moving roadshow is Bernie Ecclestone.
The 2010 Formula One season brings new rules, new drivers, and a new car from Red Bull Racing design chief Adrian Newey. But a small mop-topped Brit remains in charge…
Red Bull Air Race champion Paul Bonhomme and five of his rivals for 2010 tell us how they were inspired to take to the air
Sympathic pastime for intellectuals and other underdogs or a cure for homesick Europeans, Africans, and Latin Americans. In New York, the beautiful game has become a way of life like nowhere else
He’s the oldest rider to compete in Red Bull X-Fighters. But age be damned, this FMX samurai just keeps getting better
We take Gore-Tex and its competitors for granted – but the invention of this waterproof wonder-fabric owes a lot more to chance than you may think...
Nine children, a battered camper van and two decades of summer: the incredible story of a passionate, unconventional idealist, the world’s most famous surfing family and a utopia that was too beautiful for reality
Eight-time Supermoto champion Brian Capper is one of South Africa's most versatile and talented motorcycle riders.
The opening Friday is always a strange day during London Fashion Week, writes Hope Lawrie...
The Red Bull Music Academy in London is just starting its second week of lectures, so let’s recap some of the key lessons from week one. Here are a few things we’ve heard and underlined three times in red in our exercise books…
We met up with England’s latest star all-rounder at Lord’s to get his thoughts on an exciting year of international cricket ahead
The deadline for Red Bull Illume, the world's premier action and adventure sports photography competition, is fast approaching
As 2007 Formula One world champion Kimi Raikkonen prepares to make his WRC debut for the Citroen Junior Team, we stop him in the Service Park for a quick chat.
Dougie Lampkin battled through the pain barrier to earn a late and heroic victory at the famous Hell's Gate Extreme enduro in Italy at the weekend.
In case you've been on an adjoining planet recently, may we bring to your notice that the Red Bull Music Academy 2010 has started in London
Dan Atherton is part of the world's best mountain biking family, which includes his frighteningly talented siblings Gee and Rachel.
Back in the day when Heinz Kinigadner rode in the Dakar, drivers pinned compasses to their sleeves. These days, he says, the drivers have a much easier ride.
If you dream of getting your hands on Kate's Dirty Sister then check out Red Bull Racing Challenge which comes to the iPhone today.
Pop music’s most travelled star has landed in the Golden State. She took time out from recording her third album to talk about motherhood, Texan rave and the one question she hopes her record answers.
For almost a decade, the name ‘Kimi’ has been shorthand for outrageous F1 speed and car control. This year, with a switch to the Red Bull Junior World Rally Team, he reckons he’s taken on the biggest challenge of his career
In 1970 the Japanese adventurer skied down Mount Everest. Two years ago, he reached the summit without skis – aged 75. He wants to get up there again when he’s 80. And why not? His father was scaling French Alps aged 99.
Sixteen breakdancers; one championship belt in the city that started it all. Red Bull BC One returned to the hip-hop cradle as New York hosted the world’s premier B-Boy competition.
Meet the human equivalent of an avalanche who’s hot favourite to become the first Red Bull Crashed Ice world champion this year
The gloves are off for the 2010 Dakar Rally as all 361 competitors and their crews left the haven of La Rural to put on a show of force for the fanatical Argentine crowd.
Action sports star Travis Pastrana rang in 2010 by making history at Long Beach, California.
With Red Bull Music Academy taking over London this month, one former participant explains how it took him from the job centre to laying tracks in Hawaii with Kanye West.
Volkswagen have high hopes of repeating their diesel-powered victory in last year’s Dakar Rally car class. The team made history as they took top spot on the podium in the first edition of the race to be held outside Africa.
Five days from now, supreme athlete, daredevil and all-round good guy Travis Pastrana will attempt to break the world record for jumping a rally car at Red Bull: New Year. No Limits.
Travis Pastrana is one of a kind. After all, it takes a certain type of guy to sign up to Red Bull: New Year. No Limits. But this won't be the first time Pastrana has put his life on the line...
Q: What do Robbie Maddison, Rhys Millen and Travis Pastrana all have in common? A: They are all willing to put their lives on the line to bring in the new year at Red Bull: New Year. No Limits.
Hip-hop and electro DJ A-TRAK has played beat-maker to Kanye West and was crowned DMC world DJ champion aged just 15 back in 1997. So it’s only natural that the Canadian calls ‘hip-hop mecca’ Brooklyn, NYC his home
England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has insisted that international cricket will always take priority over the lure of lucrative contracts
With a new east/west flavour, 2010's Red Bull Crashed Ice events promise to be bigger and better than ever. We crunch the numbers together at a frightening velocity…
Alison Cerutti ended the year on a high by winning the Brazilian Beach Volleyball title, while also being honoured by both national and international beach volleyball associations
Join the Red Bull Extreme Sailing Team as they prepare for round two of the Extreme Sailing Series Asia – the 'Formula 1 of sailing' – which starts on Friday in the Asian island city state of Singapore
World champion Maya Gabeira has been voted the best female big wave surfer and best female action sports athlete.
Mick Fanning believes all the pressure is on Gold Coast stable-mate Joel Parkinson as the Australian duo get ready to face-off in the ASP World Tour title decider, the Billabong Pipeline Masters.
Red Bull Racing driver Mark Webber has scooped two awards from the British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC)
The 2009 UK Red Bull Manny Mania final last weekend produced some of the finest skating and most technical trickery the UK skate scene has ever seen
In the second part of our interview with Cyril Despres, we hear about his prep for defending his Dakar Rally title in 2010, the question which keeps him awake at night, some trademark tips for success, and his wine-soaked beginnings…
After winning the inaugural edition of the Red Bull Los Andes in Chile, current enduro world champion Cyril Despres took some time out of his busy schedule for a chat. In the first part of our interview, we get the lowdown on enduro riding in the Andes…
The Warehouse Project is Manchester’s latest iconic club continuing a tradition dating back to the Hacienda. Tom Hall met the trio pushing dance music from the ground up
The masterminds at My Passion's web store have come up with a Christmas treat! Every day there will be a different spectacular deal for 12 days beginning December 1.
After eight qualifying rounds across the UK and Ireland, Red Bull Manny Mania – a manual skate trick contest – lands at The Old Truman Brewery in London on Saturday for the Grand Final. We caught up with Kris Vile ahead of the showdown.
Sebastian Vettel has become the youngest person to be voted Motorsportsman of the Year by Europe’s biggest automobile club, the ADAC.
Winter sports by their nature are exciting and invariably combine speed, height and snow or ice. But ski jumping is about as crazy as they come, with competitors reaching speeds of up to 96.56kph before take-off – it’s as close to flying as you'll get.
Red Bull Rising is a programme designed to boost the profile of emerging surf talents from around the world. Some of the young hopefuls recently arrived in the surfing hotbed of Hawaii.
Skateboarding changes with the fashions and the seasons, but it never goes out of style...
The Red Bulletin began life as a Paddock-only Formula One newspaper. But such was its success it’s now branched out to cover a range of sports, culture and lifestyle content. There’s quite literally something in it for everyone.
A set of broken scales is (hopefully) all that stands between Kris Meeke, Paul Nagle and the Peugeot UK team claiming out-and-out victory in the Rally of Scotland.
Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel believes that NASCAR could teach Formula 1 a thing or two about becoming a more exciting spectacle for fans
Carissa Moore took her second straight women’s open title in Hawaii last weekend, taking top honours at the Vans/Hi-Tech/Lopez Surfbash at Hookipa Beach Park, Maui.
Fourth was enough for Red Bull driver Carlos ‘Cacá’ Bueno to seal his third title in four years in the penultimate race of the Brazilian stock car season at the Autódromo Internacional de Tarumã, in Viamão, in the south of the country, yesterday.
Austrian double Olympic gold medal winning duo, Roman Hagara and Hans Peter Steinacher, are heading east to represent the Red Bull team in the forthcoming Extreme Sailing Series Asia contest.
Peruvian surfing star Sofia Mulanovich will head into next week’s crucial ASP World Tour event at Sunset Beach, Hawaii, hoping to keep alive her title hopes.
Sunday marked the sixth anniversary of Brian Vickers becoming NASCAR’s youngest ever champion.
The Red Bull Music Academy hits London in 2010 and two artists from Romania are the Academy’s newest recruits. Here we find out more about the chosen pair.
After slipping out of contention early on for the Chase title, Brian Vickers and the No. 83 Red Bull Toyota team decided to use the championship play-off as a learning experience. Unfortunately, the team seems to be enrolled in the NASCAR school of hard knocks.
After last year’s success there, it’s not surprising that women’s ski star Lindsey Vonn is looking forward to getting back to the Finnish resort for the opening Slalom event of the FIS season on November 14.
England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has set his sights on becoming the world's best one-day cricketer having signed a new three-year contract with county side Lancashire.
Dani Pedrosa secured third place in the final 2009 MotoGP world championship standings behind champion Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo after roaring to victory in the season-ending race in Valencia.
The 2009 Red Bull Air Race World Champion reveals how much he loves chocolate (more than you do) and flies 747s ‘like a swan’
A team that came back from the dead, the (un)luckiest driver in the world, the race-winner with a broken leg… it’s all here
Where the Amazon meets the Atlantic, surfers ride a swell that can carry them eight miles inland – or plunge them to the bottom of the ocean
With news that the Brazilian GP will regain ‘finale’ status next season, and with both championships sewn up, the new Yas Marina circuit won’t enjoy quite the F1 debut it might have done.
Mick Fanning grabbed his second Rip Curl Pro Search crown today, beating fellow Australian Bede Durbidge to the title in the final in Peniche, Portugal.
Red Bull driver Mattias Ekström says he is delighted Audi stablemate Timo Scheider has won back-to-back DTM titles.
Valentino Rossi claimed his sixth MotoGP title by finishing third to winner Casey Stoner and second-placed Dani Pedrosa in the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang.
Citroën driver Sébastien Loeb has claimed his sixth consecutive world title and 54th career victory with a win at the Rally Great Britain – his seventh success of the 2009 season.
You may know that Heath Frisby is one of the best freestyle snowmobile riders in the world, but do you know what’s on his iPod, what he’s planning for the X Games and how he gets a girl to smile? Find out here...
A good day for tall drivers sees Mark Webber win the Brazilian Grand Prix for Red Bull Racing; Robert Kubica come second and Jenson Button finally become Champion of the World.
Augmented Reality is to magazines what the bonus section is to DVD. This new technology makes The Red Bulletin come alive on your computer screen. Prepare to be amazed!
With its futuristic Formula One racetrack about to host its first GP, the city is set to steal Dubai’s thunder
Red Bull BC One's line-up this year is alive and kicking, with 11 different nations represented by 16 of the baddest dancers on the planet.
David Coulthard faces a driving ban in India after breaking the speed limit...
Formula One might be on its way to Brazil, but the paddock's resident Australians have another race on their minds: the famous Bathurst 1000 endurance race in New South Wales.
After three tough races in the Chase for the Cup, Brian Vickers needed a break to get back into contention in the NASCAR championship. He didn’t get it.
It’s pretty easy to pin the label of ‘playboy’ on most
Formula One drivers, but for this particular ex-racer, it’s a word that has a special significance.
Another Catalunya one-two for Sébastien Loeb and Dani Sordo handed Citroën this year’s WRC manufacturers’ crown and has set up the closest finish to a drivers’ title fight in years.
Using homemade or second-hand equipment is a world away from
his normal life, but as our man in Havana, US Skate Champion
Ryan Sheckler, found out, skateboarders always push the boundaries, whatever their circumstances.
One of America’s most promising gridiron talents is a sensation on the field, and a
red-carpet darling with millions in endorsement deals and a celebrity girlfriend off it. See
any parallels to David Beckham? Running back Reggie Bush does...
Felder Felder are pegged to follow in the footsteps of London Fashion Week supremos Alexander McQueen and Christopher Kane. Andreas Tzortzis meets the Iggy Pop-worshipping German twins.
Her day job might be ‘Hollywood superstar’, but she still has plenty of time for men, metal and Match of the Day.
Sebastian Vettel was a cut above the competition in a dominant Japanese Grand Prix victory...
Not much fazes Welsh rugby’s wünderkind, Jamie Roberts – be it fierce medical exams or ferocious South African back divisions. Nothing, however, could have prepared him to eat raw testicle, as he reveals to The Interrogator…
Glasgow band Twin Atlantic played a triumphant homecoming show at T in the Park this summer. Tom Hall was there to capture the blood, sweat and copious facial hair of a band making the jump from respected underdogs to conquering heroes.
Wild white water holds no fear for ‘the godfather of kayaking’. The only thing that worries Steve Fisher, is running out of challenges.
The street magician from the streets has the skills to make your head spin and his shoelaces tie themselves unaided. How on earth does he do it?
She rules in action movies. She rules in ‘proper’ ones. She’s trying to make the world a nicer place. But did you know about Jolie Airways, or the 0898 cartoon?
We can announce our lucky winner of two tickets for the Red Bull X-Fighters extravaganza at Battersea Power Station.
He secured World Championship pole-vaulting gold and Olympic
silver in 2008. Now the 24-year-old Russian is trying to leap out
of the shadow of the man who made the sport his own
It’s one of the most dangerous sports going, but Robbie Maddison isn’t afraid – he’s too addicted to the thrills of freestyle motocross for that
When a free-spirited musical genius meets whiskey and a wet ’n’ wild Dublin night, there’s no chance of thing going to plan…
John Eriksson, of the pop troupe Peter Bjorn and John, gives us an honest and wry personal tour of his home town in his own inimitable prose.
The 22-year-old white-water kayaker has a recipe
that he hopes will bring him success, both now and
at the 2012 Olympics: salt, ice and Czech chow
You don't just get unusual results in Hungary, you get unusual behaviour, too. At least you do when you're looking through the Bullseye...
Using a combination of paragliders, hiking boots and raw stamina, a group of athletes from all over the world are currently racing across the Alps from Salzburg to Monaco in just 20 days.
Last weekend's German Grand Prix was Sébastien Bourdais' last race for Scuderia Toro Rosso.
Who knows what Bernie's saying to Christian Horner? The Bullseye, that's who...
Force India have quietly been moving up the grid in recent weeks. Technical director James Key answers our questions…
South Africa's new wundersurfer looks back on O'Neill's Cold Water Classic in his native Cape Town...
It's been barely two weeks, but it seems like F1 has been gone forever. Time to catch up with some of the drivers on Formula One's very unofficial social networking site.
The Finnish downhill mountain bike World Cup winner has
operation scars totalling 62cm in length, but the 25-year-old
is at his happiest pushing the limits on two wheels
It’s all here: 2005’s secret turning points, the best bits you forgot from that epic win and the contest’s history, plus statto-silencing trivia that keeps you credible in the retelling.
Oliver Wilson is barely a birdie away from becoming a household name, but on the eve of The Open he still managed to find time for a few holes with The Red Bulletin.
London-based band the Mystery Jets have shaken stereotypes, record label trouble and fashion faux pas to be in Newcastle for Evolution Weekender Festival. Tom Hall went to meet them...
Behold: A NASCAR racer like never you’ve imagined: a thundering brute of a track machine converted into a musical instrument. Oh yes indeed…
It’s England vs Australia as cricket legend Andrew Flintoff takes on the might of Mark Webber in a series of challenges.
Despite being one of the world's poorest countries, The Dominican Republic is a talent-cradle for some of the hottest talents in US Major League baseball. All thanks to a street-craze sport known as vitilla.
Entering the last stage of a stellar career, the world’s most famous footballer has
produced impressive stats, no matter where he has chosen to bend it like himself
He marks his 50th birthday this month by voicing a robot in the sci-fi
film moon – how very space-y. Here’s what else orbits inside his mind
When you’re a skateboarding phenomenon with your own TV show, who do you look to for inspiration? Tom Hall finds out…
Affable Geordie Sam Lamiroy takes on affable Jordy Smith, one of the brightest stars riding the crest of the wave of young surfers. Jordy may have all the tricks in his repertoire but will he wipe out in the (bearded) face of Sam’s quick wits?
Spanish, precocious, intelligent and ferociously focused. Red Bull's new third driver sounds like a certain double F1 world champion… But whatever you do, don’t call him the next Fernando Alonso.
Two years after struggling to explain to the authorities in Stockholm why they should stage a cliff diving competition, Orlando Duque gave them a practical demonstration.
This Saturday sees the third installment of Red Bull’s FMX series take place in the Fort Worth Stockyards, the biggest rodeo in the world.
Turn It Loose, Alistair Siddon’s colourful and high-energy documentary on breakdance culture, celebrated a packed debut at the Edinburgh Film Festival over the weekend.
Daredevil kayaker Rafael Ortiz is known for hurling himself off waterfalls over 100 feet high, so it’s no surprise that a visit to Mexico’s picturesque south wasn’t going to involve sand or siestas.
Having already won the last two gravel rallies, Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle won on the asphalt of the Belgium Ypres rally, but faced stiff competition from home favourite Freddy Loix.
Formula One may be full of politics and in-fighting right now, but the Bullseye always has his mind on higher things...
Williams drivers Nico Rosberg and Kazuki Nakajima are going to miss Silverstone so much, they've built a replica to race around this London basement...
Before the British Grand Prix, we take a quick look back at what really happened at the Turkish Grand Prix – at least what happened according to the Bullseye...
In an iPhone first, you can now follow the F1 season as it unfolds with the Red Bull GP app - the only legitimate F1 app available on iTunes.
Audi's Le Mans-winning R10 is one of the quietest racing cars around, but it packs a heavyweight punch.
There’s nothing like a Kingston
party for dancehall artist
Terry Lynn, as she takes John
McDonnell on an aural and
culinary tour of her hometown
RBMA is teaming up with Karen P’s Broad Casting for a unique live session which will broadcast on Red Bull Music Academy Radio.
Florian Obkircher joins Italy’s foremost techno pioneer
for an evening of cutting-edge electronica, fancy
confectionery and the odd opportunistic catnap
South Africa’s hottest new band are going planet-
wide – but this is not the world-music beat you’ve
tapped out before. Tom Hall went to meet them
After a series of sparkling performances in the opening
rounds of the 2009 Formula One World Championship,
Red Bull Racing have emerged as title contenders.
In ever-reliable Dublin, Edel
Coffey takes it upon herself
to investigate one of the Irish
capital’s newest top-quality
night-time destinations
Think you can remember what happened at the Monaco Grand Prix? Well think again, because when you look through the Bullseye’s roving lens, Formula One may not be exactly as it appears…
What’s it like for people camping for the best part of a week at the world’s biggest open-air music and arts festival. In tents! Sorry… here’s how the rest of the fest adds up.
Some people climb trees – others hug them – this
man uses them when free running. To pull this off,
he needs nerve, good trainers and a little science.
From rowing to rave music to fundamental issues of sporting psychology, the real-life Action Man navigates his highs and lows, and all points in between.
Imagine if a footballer played up front and in goal: that’s almost the way for this Chicago Bear who is fast becoming American football’s deadliest kick returner.
There has been half a century’s worth of
development, but the goal is still the same
When he’s not DJing at fashion shows or celebrity weddings, he’s making multi-platinum music and keeping his pooch on the straight and narrow.
The Red Bulletin asked Lions squad centres Jamie Roberts of Wales and Keith Earls of Ireland, who they’d choose to make up the ultimate player for the ultimate rugby tour.
Kimi Raikkonen likes rallying, Sébastien Loeb likes Formula One, while former F1 pilot Scott Speed is now in Nascar. Which motorsport suits you the best? Take this simple test to find out…
BBC pundit, hotelier, occasional F1 reserve driver and proud father. Yes, David Coulthard is the king of multi-tasking.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
When we started to pack for Monaco, Red Bulletin was surprised to find a collection of Bullseyes from the Spanish Grand Prix left in the jacket pocket of our favourite polyester Safari suit…
World Motosport Rider Eugene Laverty led from the second lap to the chequered flag as he dominated the sixth round of the World Supersport Championship in South Africa.
Some of the best amateur freeskiers in the world took part in the first Dumont Cup in the hope of landing a chance to compete against the pros.
After two days of not so much pushing the envelope as transforming the envelope into a dart... and throwing it, three contestants were celebrating victory in the Red Bull Paper Wings championship.
Tom Cruise, Gerard Butler, Michelle Yeoh… lots of stars do their own stunts but there are subtle differences between actors and stunt performers. Which are you? Take this simple test to find out:
Rumour has it that Jenson Button will be participating in this year's London Triathlon and is taking the opportunity to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
We’ve hooked up former RBR team-mates David Coulthard and Mark Webber with webcams and got them to argue over some of the burning issues of the day – while making rude remarks about each other.
Motocross rising star Max Nagl is
content to practise in dirt, sand or filthy weather and train
like a triathlete in his quest to become the world’s best.
Red Bull Reporter Alicia Drewnicki took off for the Air Race in a rather cloudy San Diego.
You probably think that because we're back in sophisticated Europe, there's less chance of the bullseye catching all those urbane paddock people out? Well, you'd be wrong...
Motorcycle footwear has accelerated
since the ’60s: today’s hi-tech biker boots
are a far cry from their ancestors
Mr Hudson has come a long way since he first played Austria's Snowbombing Festival in 2007 - but he still hasn't learned to ski...
Sunrise over Miami was never
as sweet as on Club Space’s
roof terrace, where the world’s
best dance DJs hold court.
In the city that never sleeps, pop-rockers Black Gold
are doing their best to uphold the local tradition.
Siobhan O’Connor catches up with them.
There’s nothing lucky about performing the best stunts in the world, but the numbers speak for themselves…
She collects cuddly toys,
laughs at Pluto, listens
to Snoop Dog and rally
star Carlos Sainz is a fan:
The Red Bulletin meets
Gisela Pulido, the world’s
best female kite-surfer…
at just 15 years old
After wins at the Olympics and World Indoor Championships, the former British sprinter traded gold for the silvery-white ice runs of bobsleigh. He never could have guessed what happened next…
A chance experiment led one man to devise the largest boomerangs in the world: here’s how he seemingly defied the laws of physics, and the actual laws he applied...
Formula One returns to Europe and familiar territory for the Spanish Grand Prix, with most teams planning major car upgrades.
The man who designed the car that scored the first-ever
1-2 for the Red Bull Racing Formula One team in last
month’s Chinese GP is an engineer on a mission
Former metalist Iggor Cavalera and wife Laima Leyton are the DJ duo Mix Hell, and our favourite SP tour guides.
Estelle has much love for the queen of R&B, not least when they're arm in arm heading for the dancefloor...
Feel the fear and do
it anyway’ could be the
maxim for the elite
band of professional cliff
divers. They alone
know how to plunge at
55mph into concrete-
hard water – and survive
Film-maker Ryan Dewar turned Red Bull Reporter and set off for the O’Neill Coldwater Classic in Thurso, Scotland.
He’s ‘skiing’s answer to David Beckham’ and has been voted ‘sexiest man’ by Swedish Elle, but Jon Olsson isn’t just a pretty face
The Dark Knight, Die Hard, Valkyrie: when the stars are too valuable, they call on stunt men like Taurus Award-winner, Mark Chadwick to take the hits.
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What better way to remember Hannibal’s famous crossing the Alps in 218BC than with a BASE jump from a helicopter?
One year on from his debut for Wales, Jamie Roberts has made a name for himself as one of the most powerful, versatile and intelligent players in the game of Rugby Union.
It's all change in F1. The old order is being swept away to be replaced by new teams, new drivers and new circuits. Yes, things are getting serious. Time for the Bullseye to do his stuff...
Russian daredevil Valery Rozov made international news this week when he became the first person to skydive into a live volcano.
Freeskier and BASE jumper Karina Hollekim managed to survive a near-fatal parachute accident in 2006. But 60 seconds in our hotseat is a whole different ball game...
This is the Red Bull Cliff Diving Series 2009, which begins in La Rochelle, on the French Atlantic coast, on May 8.
Brazilian Maya Gabeira claimed her third Billabong XXL big wave award in as many attempts on Monday night.
The man behind Indiana Jones and Star Wars goes stellar for fast cars, slow words and furry animals
The fans always make a big effort to support their favourite drivers when they come to Shanghai. Join us as we look around the grandstands.
As the very pinnacle of motorsport, Formula One is a serious business and the paddock in Shanghai is full of serious people, taking it all seriously. So, it's just too bad that the Bullseye is in town...
Everyone in F1 likes playing cards for high stakes but do you have what it takes to become a serious player in Formula One?
We've updated our brilliant new Bulletin desktop application. It's got an RSS feed, our unique Live Wonky Commentary and a toy car. Download it now.
The Shanghai International Circuit is normally one to look forward to (for some) at the end of the calendar, but after the wet weather chaos of Sepang, DC thinks it may throw up a surprise...
Remember the Malaysian Grand Prix? Lots of overtaking, lots of drama and then a lot of rain. No? Then refresh your memory with this nice gallery.
He was the first African to
win the Paris-Dakar rally
– in the first year it wasn’t
held in Africa. But part of
the great continent will
always be with the Red Bull
VW driver, as he likes
eating springboks...
As Matt Youson leaves the comforts of the F1 paddock behind for the Air Race, he's glad to see at least one familiar face in Abu Dhabi.
Red Bull boarders Ben Kilner and Laura Berry reclaim their titles as the male and female snowboard winners of the Red Bull Home Run.
He’s one of the great young talents in hurling, but Joe Canning insists that he still has much to prove, both for club and county.
There won’t be any doubt about the after-party location for the
first Red Bull Air Race on April 17-18. In a region brimming
with opulence, says Uschi Korda, it’s hard to top Etoiles
Flying Lotus,
aka experimental hip-hop
producer Steven Ellison,
takes
John McDonnell on a tour
of his hometown favourites.
Why hurling is the the fastest field sport in the world – and part of the fabric of Irish culture
Ladyhawke is packing venues at home and abroad. Tom Hall catches up with the reluctant pop pin-up in France's capital...
Having one world champion in the family is great, but having three is amazing. Talented British mountain bike stars the Athertons are that family.
The world’s leading big-jump motorcycle daredevil, Robbie Maddison, is full of admiration for the man who made great forward leaps in his field...
Red Bull Music Academy pairs new talent with industry giants. And it rocked Barcelona, its most recent home, to the core...
The small but perfectly-formed Austrian climber, who at 23 has already won two world championships and three world cups, talks mind over matter and having eyes on her feet.
Some say the Malaysian Grand Prix ended in farce. Reaching for it's Big Book of Farce Jokes, Bullseye says it began in farce too...
In South-East Asia at this time of year it rains at dusk. It rains a lot. So when the cascade began on lap 22 of the Malaysian Grand Prix there was no great surprise.
Some teams are using KERS; some are not and BMW is sitting on the fence with one car using it and one car not. Dr Mario Theissen, team principle of BMW-Sauber explains…
We bring you both sides of a heated debate from the paddock: this week, they’re arguing about tyre compounds.
Formula One is not all about lying and cheating, there's intrigue too, and giant pigeons... if you look through the Bull's eye.
It's time to check on the drivers' statuses in the F1 pilots' unofficial networking site.
Protests, controversy and rain. Yes, now we’re in Malaysia, Australia all seems such a long time ago as Bullseye takes one last look at the paddock in Melbourne.
Britain’s action hero is a man of many talents: martial arts, market trading and making hit movies. Here’s what makes him tick
Red Bull Reporter Sam Helsby focussed on the Bedroom Jam X-Crawl – where 25 of the UK’s best up and coming artists performed around Camden in London.
"Up stepped Dutchmen in clogs, Germans in drag, and a Japanese competitor who specialised in 'Origami aviation'."
Formula One championship leader Jenson Button admitted on Thursday that he sees Red Bull Racing as the main threat in the early stages of this year’s championship.
With some of the drivers openly questioning a late-afternoon start to the Malaysian Grand Prix if there’s no sun in Sepang, things don’t look – or sound – promising.
Fancy exclusive access to some of the world’s best music and sport events as a fully-fledged journalist? Then Red Bull Reporter could be for you!
The South London grime queen hits the SXSW Festival in Texas and tells us about the good, the bad and the just plain weird in Austin.
Some of the best moments from a thrilling Formula One opener for 2009, caught on camera.
This was the world turned upside-down as the Formula One season kicked off with a storm of controversy and crashes Down Under.
Formula One is all about glamour, power and drama, right? Not when you're looking through the lens of the mischievous Bullseye...
After years of acting like supermodels, F1 drivers have finally started eating like them too.
There were a few red faces in the Friday press conference when an overzealous reporter read too much into Sébastien Buemi’s unofficial diary.
Last year's X-Fighter's champion, Mat Rebeaud, reveals to David Granger how he's back from major surgery and ready to defend his crown.
British television viewers tuning in to watch the grand prix this weekend are going to be especially excited. Because Fleetwood Mac’s The Chain is back!
Ahead of the F1 Australian Grand Prix, Adam Hay-Nicholls witnessed another thrilling race…
Swedish rally driver Patrik Sandell talks to Werner Jessner about the 100 per cent start to his P-WRC campaign...
What’s in a name? Well about three and a half hours as Charlie Dobney, guitarist and vocalist for Suffolk band the Cheek, explained to Tom Hall.
One helmet, one co-driver, two seatbelts and one gut-wrenchingly fast car. Those are the basics of the World Rally Championship. Now you need to bone up on the smart stuff...
If there’s one thing David Knight likes, it’s a challenge. Throughout the enduro rider’s career, when he’s reached the top, he looks around for another mountain to climb.
A workforce of 50 DJs, producers and songwriters from all over Portugal converged on the Alcântara, the old industrial heart of Lisbon, for a four-day workshop to create innovative new music.
Toro Rosso unveiled their contender for the 2009 F1 world championship at the Circuit de Catalunya this morning.
He left the UK 25 years ago armed only with a skateboard. Now at the forefront of the sporting business world, he’s still more likely to be on a board than in a boardroom.
The meddlesome ‘racing dad’ is a notorious figure in the careers of
young racing drivers. But Sébastien Buemi, newly signed for Scuderia
Toro Rosso, is rather more appreciative of his family’s support.
Hong Kong still has a pretty generic club scene, but this group of islands in the mouth of the Pearl River Delta does harbour some hidden gems for true clubbers, says one of its native leading lights.
Sebastian Vettel was one of the sensations of the 2008 Formula One season. This year, with Red Bull Racing, he must meet the expectations born of his own, precocious talent…
“Icespeedway,” says Franky Zorn,
2008 European Icespeedway Champion,
“is four mad guys on ice tracks, on
bikes with no brakes and tyres with 3cm
spikes.” That’s his view. What about
the physics? Dr Martin Apolin explains..
What Tony Hawk is to skateboarding, the Hawaiian ‘waterman’ is to windsurfing. Now he’s standing up without a sail and going faster than ever – in the playground paradise he calls home.
The man who puts words in President Obama’s mouth is all about the small hours, big ideas and staying off the radar
Six decades of aural advancement
from wartime to floor-time:
how military technology influenced
the art of the disc jockey.
The Hull City midfielder and keen golfer
would love to follow the world number one on a Major
adventure, but he has to play football instead
This year's extravaganza was the biggest yet. But who rocked, who stacked and who gave it all away? We have the stats that tell all.
New-look cars, a whole book of new rules, new faces, absent teams... It's all change for F1 in 2009, but the Red Bulletin's A-Z guide will keep you up to speed.
This bar offers a classy post-paddock rendezvous spot as the Grand Prix season kicks off in Melbourne this month.
He's suffered a few hard landings, but the 24-year-old freestyle snowmobile rider just brushes himself off and keeps on truckin'...
Chucking a telly out of a hotel room window is a bit of a rock ’n’ roll cliché. It’s also bloody expensive.
Rock'n'roll is a simple business: the more outrageous your band, the more notorious you'll become. London four-piece My Passion have obeyed that age-old rule.
After suffering a laceration on her thumb, Lindsey Vonn may just have levelled the playing field and given renewed hope to her rivals going into tomorrow’s slalom in Val d’Isère.
A sandstorm brought an early halt to F1 testing in Bahrain yesterday as Ferrari, BMW and Toyota were forced to take shelter in the garages.
Forget green runs, glühwein and après-ski. Winter sports mentalists prefer ice caves, Arctic wasteland and the friction-free speed-rush of racing on ice. We present four of the most adrenaline-fuelled activities on the planet.
Forget green runs, glühwein and après-ski. Winter sports mentalists prefer ice caves, Arctic wasteland and the friction-free speed-rush of racing on ice. We present four of the most adrenaline-fuelled activities on the planet.
Forget green runs, glühwein and après-ski. Winter sports mentalists prefer ice caves, Arctic wasteland and the friction-free speed-rush of racing on ice. We present four of the most adrenaline-fuelled activities on the planet.
Forget green runs, glühwein and après-ski. Winter sports mentalists prefer ice caves, Arctic wasteland and the friction-free speed-rush of racing on ice. We present four of the most adrenaline-fuelled activities on the planet.
As the season-opening Grand Prix in Melbourne approaches, here's what to expect from some of the teams on the grid.
Want to leave the crowds behind on the pistes and head for a cooler kind of action holiday? Try one of these destinations for a thrill-packed snow-and-ice-fest.
Deep down, you've always wanted to pop a back-flip, stand on one arm, then spin on your head, haven't you? This Berlin dance school will show you how.
Ski slopes are among the most beautiful places on earth, but they can be avalanche timebombs.
You'll look at your wardrobe that little bit more wistfully when London Fashion Week kicks in...
Red Bull Racing's car for 2009 has finally been unveiled, and much is expected from Adrian Newey's latest creation...
When a car gets tail-happy in a corner,
the man behind the wheel must obey the laws of the track and the laws of physics
to stay in the race. Here’s how it works...
The man widely regarded as the father of modern climbing has just turned 100 years old. We celebrate the life of a groundbreaking and heroic mountaineer.
On Monday, Red Bull Racing will lift the lid on Adrian Newey’s latest creation, the RB5.
Toro Rosso have unwrapped the worst-kept secret in Formula One: Sébastien Bourdais will drive for the team again this season.
Once of F1's Toro Rosso, now back in the USA in NASCAR, racing's best-named driver thinks highly of revenge, women's clothes and purple.
Tom Bell, aka bassline poster boy Toddla T, runs Emma Warren through his favourite venues in Sheffield, the city that gave us Human League, Arctic Monkeys and… erm.. Def Leppard.
Under the flowing locks and the all-American good looks beats the heart of pro skiing's toughest competitor - male or female.
Readers with a fear of heights might wish to look away now...The Red Bulletin meets the star of Man on Wire, for whom the word ‘sangfroid' might have been invented.
We take a closer look at cutting-edge optic protection for frozen explorers, past and present.
He beat James May’s Renault Clio on two wheels, racing through Lisbon for Top Gear, but how does the 23-year-old mountain bike champ really shape up?
The toughest race on two skates, Red Bull Crashed Ice is Rollerball without the ball, on ice. Here are the stats that tell the story...
Moto GP star James Toseland tells us about his love of music, motorbikes and making a lot of noise on his Gran's piano...
On August 7th 1974, a young Frenchman called Philippe Petit stepped out on a wire suspended between New York's twin towers, then the world’s tallest buildings...
New Orleans Saints' star running back, Reggie Bush, has become the first NFL player to sign to Red Bull's athlete roster.
12-time PWA overall world champion Björn Dunkerbeck has been named surfer of the year by windsurf magazine "SURF".
Leave a camera running at Ryan Scheckler's skate park and you'd expect to pick up a trick or two - but an art attack?!
Lindsey Vonn extends her lead at the top of the overall World Cup standings by finishing second in the women's downhill at the weekend.
We don’t know what Christoph Rietner did to upset his editor, but he ended up trying a Red Bull Crashed Ice run for himself. Here’s how he got on...
Junior World Rally Champion Sébastien Ogier has won the Monte Carlo Rally, despite having no experience of Super 2000 machinery prior to the start of the event.
How do you improve on winning two X Games golds in 2008? How about with a double backflip on a snowmobile?
KTM sporting director Heinz Kinigadner gives us his take on the Austrian motorbike company’s performance in the Dakar Rally.
Tanner Hall talks us through the “best night of his life” after the 2008 Winter X Games where he won three gold medals…
We catch up with X Games champion, freeskier and holder of the world quarter pipe height record, Simon Dumont.
A parachute accident three
years ago ended her BASE
jumping career and should
have taken her life. At
the very least, she would
never walk again. So
why is Karina Hollekim
back in training?
Feel the fear and do
it anyway’ could be the
maxim for the elite
band of professional cliff
divers. They alone
know how to plunge at
55mph into concrete-
hard water – and survive
Feel the fear and do
it anyway’ could be the
maxim for the elite
band of professional cliff
divers. They alone
know how to plunge at
55mph into concrete-
hard water – and survive
Northern Ireland's Jonathan Rea was named Irish Motorcyclist of the Year at Friday night's Irish Racer Awards at the Ramada Hotel in Belfast.
As the rival F1 teams unveil their cars for 2009, Aussie racer Mark Webber says that delaying the launch of the new RB5 is a gamble.
Jordan, Woods, Beckham... White? Don’t bet against it. Meet sport’s likely next global superstar: a 22-year-old snow ’n’ skate savant with the guile to match his genius.
The Red Bulletin catches up with skier Grete Eliassen to ask what's she's got planned for the Winter X Games.
From riding over bridges the hard way to relaxing on the ski slopes, motorbike stunt rider Chris Pfeiffer on his highlights of 2008.
There are probably better things to do on a wet Friday night in December than wait in line to get into a London club but here is one way to keep warm the before the sensory overload...
With Ferrari and the rest of the F1 field launching their new cars this month, here's a few things one might need to consider before stepping into an F1 car...
It was all hands on deck for Red Bull Battleship, a head-to-head team skateboarding tournament set on the historic WWII USS North Carolina...
Arm yourself with post-match pub ammo with our ovalballpedia of crucial info...
The man widely regarded as the father of modern climbing has just turned 100 years old. We celebrate the life of a groundbreaking and heroic mountaineer.
Stephen Bayley questions the notion of individual brilliance in a collaborative age.
With discovery comes risk and reward. Few athletes are more up to the task than a Red Bull crew chasing big wave surfing in the world’s most northerly surfing capital...
F1 drivers love the danger of the Streif – and the nightlife of Kitzbuhel, says Konrad Bartelski, Britain's best-ever downhill racer...
White space in your living room? Shaun White’s snowboarding game is much like his snowboarding life...
The Streif in Austria is the world’s most daunting downhill ski run: if the hill doesn’t get you, your nerves will. Konrad Bartelski reveals how to get down in one piece.
Some key information that you really ought to know about the freestyle snowmobile rider and X Games crowd-pleaser.
Olympic gold medalist Todd Rogers explains his philosophy on life, the universe and beach volleyball.
Red Bull Music Academy pairs new talent with industry giants for days and nights of work and play. And it rocked Barcelona, its most recent home, to the core.
Fantastic food, wonderful atmosphere, amazing surroundings: every month a celebrity is invited to Red Bull’s unofficial HQ, Hangar-7 in Salzburg. The first is former F1 ace David Coulthard.
Backstage and up front with a genre-mashing and entirely captivating singer-songwriter.
28-year-old Lil John is producer of progressive kuduro four-piece Buraka Som Sistema. He takes us on a tour of his hometown, Lisbon.
Remi/Rough, the street artist and rapper takes in brain candy and Chinese eats across late-night London...
Following their most successful season, the New York Bulls are the ones to watch in US Major League Soccer. From the influence of Michael Jackson to goal-scoring firsts, here are the crucial facts.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
The Taurus Stunt Awards recognise the best stunts on celluloid from the past year, but what are the greatest film stunts of all time? Sounds like a cue for an arbitrary list.
Chuck Berry, the Beatles and then… a German four-piece with performing dummies and a penchant for pedal power? This is the story of the godfathers of modern music...
The eternal desire of climbing the world’s highest mountain lures hundreds each year, many to their deaths. Mountaineer and author Andy Cave explains its beautiful, fatal attraction...
After a series of sparkling performances in the opening
rounds of the 2009 Formula One World Championship,
Red Bull Racing have emerged as title contenders.
After a series of sparkling performances in the opening rounds of the 2009 Formula One World Championship, Red Bull Racing have emerged as title contenders.
After a series of sparkling performances in the opening rounds of the 2009 Formula One World Championship, Red Bull Racing have emerged as title contenders.
After a series of sparkling performances in the opening rounds of the 2009 Formula One World Championship, Red Bull Racing have emerged as title contenders.
The award-winning design guru, author and cultural critic Stephen Bayley ponders the relationship between art and function in car design through the ages.
Superstardom has its price – just ask Sebastian Vettel, a 22-year-old so in demand he scarcely has time to breathe
A wizard on two wheels talks speed, power and revenge among one of the world’s best collections of dream machines.
Joel Conroy’s genre-breaking Waveriders is a surf film in name only, a fine documentary following the sport’s evolution in Ireland, and the forgotten story of a Hawaiian (and Irish) surf pioneer
The boss of the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 team was inspired to enter motorsport management by a rather unusual cult Japanese TV show…
This isn’t the calcio of the Milan derby or the world champion Azzurri, but a medieval tradition that owes its origins more to Roman legions than AS Roma
Australia’s only Formula 1 driver is loving every second of caning a race-winning car for the first time in his career. But what about his hotshot team-mate, broken bones, beards, bad shoes and swearing? He reveals all to The Interrogator…
This month, we delve inside the mind of Quentin Tarantino to learn what makes a maverick Hollywood director tick...
The cream of motor racing talent came together at Wembley Stadium in London for a celebration of horse power at the Race of Champions.
We pick through the Hollywood film director's incredible knowledge of films to come up with six of the best films about racing cars.
Andreas Aigner has secured the 2009 Production World Rally Championship title following a podium finish on the season ending Wales Rally GB.
Mattias Ekstrom takes the KTM X-Bow for a spin in Sweden as he eyes a hat-trick of victories at the Race of Champions, Wembley Stadium Dec 14.
Red Bull Street Heads from all over Kazakhstan battle it out in the city of Almaty. Judged by Italian break dancer Cico, watch the battle of the b-boys blow up...
Don't know your silly mid-off from your slips? Got your googlies in a twist? Here's your quickfire guide to the cricketing legend Andrew Flintoff.
Want to know which cricketer inspired Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff to take up the game? Or who is his favourite Star Wars character? England's talisman all-rounder faces some Bulletin spin.
This competition is open to U.K. residents aged 18 or over except employees of the promoter, their agencies and anyone else professionally connected with the promotion.
In the past two years, Red Bull: New Year. No Limits has seen athletes Robbie Maddison and Rhys Millen amaze the world with brilliant, record-breaking stunts. This year, it's Travis Pastrana's turn.
The San Franciscan hard house DJ and producer is back with his techno beat. He’s a long- time Fabric friend and feels very much at home at the venue.
The penultimate stop in this historic ski-jumping competition. With just a round to go, none of the jumpers will want to disappoint.
More than 50,000 spectators head to this arena to witness the world’s best biathletes battling for a late Christmas present of a win.
Point Guard Rajon Rondo and his Boston Celtics get set to take on last year’s fellow NBA finalists, Orlando Magic.
The ultimate prize in the surfing calendar rests on the final performances at the Billabong Pipeline Masters event, where tour leader Mick Fanning hopes to seal the deal.
The annual endurance adventure for pros and amateurs alike heads to Argentina and Chile. It’s not a winter break for the faint-hearted.
Both men and women tackle the parallel giant slalom course, in pursuit of a perfect score. Current PSL world champion Benjamin Karl is sure to put up a strong fight.
The men take to the Colorado slopes to do battle in Super Combined, Downhill and Giant Slalom disciplines.
Not just a 6-star event on the Swatch TTR World Tour featuring 16 top snowboarders but also an excuse for a huge party with music from The Hives.
Bondi Beach will once again play host to the party to round off 2009 and dive headlong into 2010!
If post-punk disco, ’80s soul and other electro treats are your thing, Mr Pants will be heading across the US from Washington to bring his DJ magic to the curiously-named Do-Over, a free summer Sunday afternoon event in LA.
Oasis, The Killers and Kings of Leon head to the Mediterranean coast. If you need a rest from all that, head for the Red Bull Silent Disco, a party in your headphones from the Red Bull Music Academy.
Melt! returns, with Goldie, Diplo and Hudson Mohawke gracing the Red Bull Music Academy stage, and Röyksopp and Bloc Party also making an appearance at the festival.
The Berlin-based electro/fusion act head for Cocoon Ibiza, in the heart of the Ballearic island still regarded as the Mecca for summer clubbers.
With its 1950s holiday camp feel, complete with ‘Kids’ Garden’ for the offspring, all with the jurassic cliffs of Dorset as a background, Camp Bestival is a bit different.
This mountain Japanese resort swaps winter sports for shades and shorts, and welcomes Oasis, The Killers, Weezer, Franz Ferdinand, Röyksopp and Public Enemy to Fuji Rock’s numerous stages
Red Bull Music Academy star Makoto will be among the artists getting the crowd jumping at the latest Human Elements night at Tokyo's Loop club.
Moby and Joss Stone headline at Nuke, with Basement Jaxx, James Morrison and Calexico also in attendance at the festival, now relocated from St Pölten to its new, purpose-built Wiesen home.
Madrid's Plaza de Toros de las Ventas hosts this two-day event where the Spanish faithful will be cheering on local freestyle motoX favourite Dani Torres and Andre Villa.
The second in a four-stop street skating contest. The Club Of Skaters has become an institution, raising the profile of street skating and creating an annual event where all skaters can compete for points and cash prizes.
The biggest action sports showdown returns, bringing some of the world's premier players together. Big names in skating, BMX and motocross join multi-tasking motocross ace Travis Pastrana.
World class beach volleyballers, including Russians Igor Kolodinsky and Dmitry Barsouk, show fans how it's done.
After battling it out in Spain, Italy, Holland and Germany, 28 of the world's most promising young MotoGP riders arrive at Donington Park.
The 20th round of a gruelling 36-stop season kicks off in Indianapolis with Brian Vickers and Scott Speed keen to qualify at the right end of the grid.
It will be a bike battle to behold as the world's best mountain bikers compete in Downhill, 4X and cross-country events.
Red Bull Junior drivers Robert Wickens and Russian Mikhail Aleshin have already proved that they were more than ready for F2, and the competition shows no sign of slowing.
The sixth stop on the calendar
will see Italy’s Valentino Rossi
attempt to wow the crowds
with a fifth Catalunya victory ...
This historic jazz festival has brought the most exciting artists of the day to Lake Geneva’s shores every July since 1967.
The king of music festivals has
been around for more than 30 years
and still draws crowds of 150,000,
delivering on the musical wishes
of the masses.
In its heyday between 1968-70, this
festival in Seaclose Park attracted
legends such as Jimi Hendrix, The
Doors, The Who and Joni Mitchell.
Young, talented US producers,
armed with their hip-hop
instrumentals, battle to reach
the final in Atlanta this autumn.
From zero to around 100kph
in three seconds, jumping from
a height of 26m – champion cliff
diver Orlando Duque has to keep
a cool head and demonstrate
amazing body control to ensure
he gets the best score.
Having been on the circuit
since 1953, Greece’s Acropolis
Rally is one of the oldest in
the WRC.
The Red Bull Racing team have
every reason to be confident as
F1 bids farewell to Silverstone.
In summer, this ski venue is ideal
for 4X and Downhill bikers Dan and
Gee Atherton to show off their skills.
The first drifting race in Moscow
will be held outside the former
KGB HQ, next to the Kremlin in
the heart of the city, for the benefit
of more than 4,000 spectators.
Brazilian pro-skater Sandro Dias
knows what to do with a halfpipe.
He’ll be demonstrating his vert skills
to the masses, with fellow boarders,
in-line skaters and BMX riders.
Thirty fans get to experience the
German GP weekend with their
hero, going behind the scenes with
Max’s team on a tour of the trucks and
getting a look over Max’s factory bike.
Fashionistas should make a date this May Bank Holiday for an exhilarating weekend of fashion events taking place in the hip south coast resort of Brighton. Running from Friday 22 to Sunday 24 May, Brighton Frocks Fashion Weekender promises to be big
Inspired by the recession and compelled to create something positive, Josef Valentino, Founder and Creative Director of Pollocks is launching ‘Worthless’, a live art installation that explores the value of material items in the heart of Seven Dials.
Nine-time champion Orlando Duque goes in search of more glory, with Englishman Gary Hunt aiming to displace him from his lofty perch on the first stage of this eight-stop tour.
The unpredictable 2009 F1 season continues at one of the most famously opulent locations on the calendar. Credit crunch? What credit crunch?
My Bloody Valentine, Aphex Twin, Yo La Tengo and A-Trak will all be showing up at Barcelona’s alternative/indie festival to entertain the crowds by the sea at the Parc del Forum.
Following the success of last year’s Of All Things album, Berlin’s six-man DJ and producer collective Jazzanova arrive in Prague.
Mutek is a not-for-profit organisation that promotes digital creativity in musical and audiovisual art forms.
The Croydon-based dubstep artist and producer is widely regarded as a key player in introducing the East London grime sound to South London dubstep, but it’s in Denmark where he’ll be plying his trade tonight.
Christian Fennesz, whose sonic experiments range from the lush noise-pop of My Bloody Valentine to Phil Spector’s ‘wall of sound’ techniques,
Diplo, Fennesz, Mix Hell, Mr Oizo, Patrick Pulsinger, Goldie and Tosca are among the big names gracing Austria’s biggest electronic arts and music festival, now in ‘springnine’ guise for its ninth outing across various locations in Graz.
Tony Allen, father of afrobeat and former drummer/musical director of Africa 70, comes to Madrid with the Red Bull Music Academy to show just why he’s still so popular after more than 40 years in music.
As an artist, fashion designer, film-maker, producer and musician, and nominated for two Grammys and an Oscar, it’s not surprising that British-born Sri Lankan Maya Arulpragasam, aka M.I.A., is very much in demand.
Influenced by the sounds of Detroit as a young man growing up in Somerset, Mark Pritchard, aka Harmonic 313, eventually teamed up with other musicians like Aphex Twin ...
Flying Lotus, brings his lazy hushed beats to the Museum of Natural History's hall as part of the One Step Beyond series. Also on the bill is Scottish dubstep artist Kode 9.
The popular electro festival showcases some of the best in electro, techno and urban music from around the world.
This decidedly chilly stop on the World Qualifying Series tour, with water around the four-degree mark and icy winds, will form one of the five Cold Water Classic Series stops, with Scotland surf regular Sam Lamiroy playing host.
More than 30,000 runners are expected to flood into central London for the biggest race of its kind in the world.
The Croydon-based rapper and producer is now becoming well established in the genres of electro, hip-hop and garage.
There are two more contests over the next two days in Lahti, not to mention more at Kuopio after that, bit this one will be for a night-time audience.
As well as leaving the UK for Norway, the Leeds outfit will hit the SXSW Festival in the United States this month.
The jazz and hip-hop group have practised and practised their way to Carnegie Hall - via a special gig in London.
Local challengers have the chance to take on their heroes - eight of the world's top motocross riders. Flips, jumps and gravity-defying tricks will ensure all eyes are on the sky.
Young bands have their chance to get noticed when they upload performances to the Bedroom Jam website...
After four grands prix in Russia, Austrian rider Franky Zorn will now compete a little closer to home as the World Cup rounds five and six will be held in the German capital.
In the first game of the new season, the Red Bulls take on major-league newcomers the Sounders
Red Bull skateboarder Sandro Dias would love to win this halfpipe contest in front of his home crowd.
The toughest race on ice skates reaches the final stages. Athletes speed down the 400m track from Place de la Riponne to Place du Château below.
This now-traditional NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana features Red Bull drivers Brian Vickers and Scott Speed.
The event consists two 150-mile races and acts as the qualifying race for the Daytona 500
Big Air in the Big Apple: 16 world class snowboarders, one giant jump - snowboarding comes to NY.
Sixteen of the best new-school skiers battle for a win at this unique city slopestyle event in the old town of Bad Gastein, which uses real kerbs, roofs and walls as obstacles.
Mexican bike star Hector Garcia takes on the competition in this BMX event, part of the Revolcon series.
Four of the most successful sports climbers bring the adventure of mountain climbing to the city.
Multi-sport event with entrants running, cycling and canoeing over 90km.
Twenty of the world's best aerial surfers, including Mick Fanning, Julian Wilson and Kelly Slater, battle it out in a gameshow style for a prize of $20,000 AUD.
South Africa’s best take to the water hoping to become national champion.
The second leg of the 2009 World Rally Championship drives into Scadinavia, with Sébastien Leob looking for another victory.
If you can't get a ticket to the White Sausage Party, secure a berth instead at this VIP hurrah.
Freestyle motocross legend Travis Pastrana will be in Jamaica this January to hook-up with another Red Bull maverick, cliff-diver Orlando Duque.
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