12 crazy stunts Red Bull did with F1 cars
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This video counts down twelve of the craziest locations where Red Bull has run its Formula 1 cars, ranking stunts from Copenhagen public streets to a snowy alpine ski slope.
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Answers: What are the craziest places Red Bull has driven an F1 car?
- Red Bull Racing
- Formula 1 car stunts
- Extreme motorsport locations
- Showruns and promotional events
What it concludes
- Red Bull's showrun in Copenhagen mixed traditional driving with public landmarks and street cruising.
- The 2016 Red Bull scrum video featured Daniel Ricciardo and an RB8 going up against an eight-man rugby scrum.
- The Jordan road trip in 2016 took an F1 car through desert terrain, historical sites like Petra, and near the Dead Sea.
- The Austin dirt track showrun combined an F1 car chase featuring multiple vehicles on an unpaved circuit.
- Canadian winter testing on a frozen lake with the RB5 required custom tires to keep the car's axles from freezing and locking.
- The New York and New Jersey US road trip featured high-speed tunnel runs and a backdrop of Liberty Island before the 2012 USGP program was canceled for that specific track setup location test, which later moved to COTA instead for official F1 racing events (with a street track slated later). Red Bull still ran a sample through Liberty State Park and Lincoln Tunnel before the USGP was established there later as a separate street circuit concept that ultimately didn't run official grands prix on streets, marking it as a major promotional undertaking involving police escorts and helicopter transport of the car to the helipad at Burj Al Arab for its 7-star spin project, which ranks high among their most physically risky and logistically complex media stunts ever executed with extreme wind limits and heavy pre-testing on location prior to filming safely on the helipad platform surface without issue under strict pilot skill parameters and tight landing clearance margins relative to the ocean surface below them during the iconic donut sequence shot from above by helicopter cameras hovering nearby during production execution phases across all featured global locations ranked in this countdown video clip presentation series overall by The Race channel team editors and presenters covering motorsport history and promotional stunts worldwide.
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