Air Race

12/08/2022

We are extremely disappointed to announce that the AIR RACE World Championship will not be returning to the skies in 2022.

Despite the tireless efforts and support of all of our race teams, specialist suppliers and partners, some of the challenges presented by COVID and further implications posed by the current global economic situation have simply been too great to overcome.

The safety of our pilots and fans is paramount and without all of the intricate parts required for safe racing firmly in place we have been forced to make this very difficult decision to cancel the 2022 World Championship Series.

We remain totally committed as event organisers, competitors and fans of this incredible sport as we now focus on 2023.

Our thanks go out to fans around the world for their ongoing resilience and support. We’ll be updating on plans and news as it happens – stay tuned.

27/05/2022

It is with a heavy heart that we have had to make the difficult decision not to race at Goodwood in July 2022. There are a number of factors that have contributed to this, including significant logistics challenges that have arisen and subsequent reduced working timeframe in the lead up to the event. Whilst it’s a disappointing loss for the 2022 race calendar, we very much hope Goodwood Estate will feature as a race venue in 2023.

With sad news comes some exciting news however - we’re talking with potential strategic multi-national partners in relation to the growing UAM/eVTOL market. As a result, we hope to be adding Korea, Japan and other parts of South East Asia to our race calendar for 2023.

17/04/2022

We were saddened to hear of the untimely death of Baptiste Vignes who was tragically killed in an aircraft accident earlier this week.
As well as being an exceptional aerobatic pilot and coach, Baptiste was a talented air-racer and competed in 3 seasons of the Red Bull Air Race World Championship.
He will be remembered by the air race community as a very talented and humble pilot but also as a genuinely kind and caring friend and role model.

He will be greatly missed both on track and outside. Blue skies Baptiste.

13/04/2022

We’ll be racing at the beautiful Lake Macquarie in NSW, Australia in November! And it’s home to reigning World Champion, Matt Hall. Racing to defend his title in front of a home crowd is going to be quite something!

07/04/2022

Malaysia’s now also in the 2022 race calendar! Things are hotting up and we can’t wait - standby for the racetrack reveal!

31/03/2022

Australia is now in the 2022 race calendar! And it’s home to the reigning World Champion Matt Hall - standby for the racetrack reveal w/c 11.04.

31/03/2022

We’re very excited to announce that the inaugural race for the 2022 AIR RACE World Championship will take place at Goodwood Racecourse in the UK - what a venue for the first racing of the Series!

01/03/2022

Multi year Host City Agreement just signed in Indonesia which will see us racing in Jakarta 14-16 October 2022, Bali in 2023 and Lake Toba in 2024!

04/02/2022

Super excited to announce Indonesia is now in the Race Calendar for 2022!

28/01/2022

AIR RACE is back! And it’s going to be bigger, better and more exciting than ever before! Updates on race locations, pilots and new race formats coming your way starting next week.

16/07/2021

Patrick Davidson is on the hunt for a team name for their first season in the GP1 category at the . Comment your suggestions on their post below to get the chance to win tickets to one of the 2022 races!

🚨COMPETITION! 🚨
We are joining the World Championship Air Race & we need YOUR help!
Comment with a team name below, like Patrick Davidson on Facebook and World Air Race Championship's page, to stamp your entry to win 👌
🚨Prize - stand a chance to WIN 2x VIP TICKETS to WCAR!
You can be as creative as you want to be, let's see what you got! 🛩️🛬🛫✈️🐗

T&Cs apply. It is up to the team principle to decide whether winning name is to be used or not.

12/07/2021

Some very fast numbers coming out of our latest telemetry testing with Juan Velarde!

Test de telemetría preparando Ayer alcanzamos 256 nudos en pasada, 474 km/h. Este avión es un misil!

Gracias por las fotos 👌