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Filling The Formula One VoidWe still have a few weekends of thumb-twiddling ahead of us before the start of the season, but fear not! We’ve got things to keep you occupied whilst you wait for the return of your favourite sport…

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FactoryTours

The world of Formula One is extremely secretive, however you can get the chance to see behind the curtain of Red Bull Racing's home in Milton Keynes.

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Being able to visit the home of Red Bull Racing is a truly incredible opportunity that will allow you, and your guests, to peek behind the curtain into the extremely secretive world of F1. Our tour is designed to present the inner workings of the machine, taking in the various developmental stages, all the way to the point where thousands of components are brought together in our race bays to create the latest Red Bull Racing car.

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WRCMonteCarloRally–26-28January

The Monte Carlo Rally is arguably the most famous race in the world outside of Formula One. It is the traditional season opener for the World Rally Championship and 2024 is no different. Set in the French Alps it is a stomach-churning thrill-ride of a race to watch and this year, the mountains have had some tricky weather over the winter, so should make for a fantastic event.

You’ll be able to catch all the highlights on Red Bull TV

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No matter your favourite driver or team (although if you’re reading this, we think we know who you’re cheering for), F1TV has hours and hours of documentaries for you to watch whilst you’re waiting for the season to start. Two of our particular favourites are: How Red Bull Stole Ferrari’s Show and Greatest Qualifying Ever?

You will need a subscription, but it’s well worth it in our opinion.

Unfiltered:HornerandNewey

Whilst we’re talking documentaries, Red Bull TV have produced loads centred around Oracle Red Bull Racing throughout the years.

One that is well worth a watch is Unfiltered: Horner and Newey. F1TV’s Laura Winter sits down with CEO and Team Principal Christian Horner CBE and Adrian Newey, our Chief Technical Officer to discuss the success of the Team since the pair joined forces.

It was filmed in 2022, so misses out our record-smashing season, but delivers a true insight into the Team’s workings.

GetSomeNewDripForTheSeason

You’ll want to look fresh for round one in Bahrain and the Red Bull Shop has something for everyone. From tie-die bucket hats, to Max Verstappen trainers, and everything in between you can get a complete new look for the season.

And who needs new curtains when you can get a Checo Perez flag to block out the light – and show the neighbours who you’re cheering for!

PitstopPractice

Get the popcorn out once again, as we’ve got one more documentary for you during the offseason. And this one is a doozy. The doc tells the story of how the pitstop has evolved over the years and lifts the curtain on the dark arts of a stop that’s over in the blink of an eye.

If you fancy a double-feature then our Pitch Black Pitstop certainly fits the bill. If you thought our pitstops were impressive during races then check out how we manage them in the dark…we guarantee you won’t guess what time our pit crew achieved.

FormulaOneTesting–Bahrain–21-23February

2024 Pre-Season Testing

After going cold turkey since the chequered flag in Abu Dhabi on 26th November, you can get your fix for three days straight as preseason testing begins on Wednesday 21st February. And that’s not all, the pitlane is open for nine hours each day for the three days.

Although testing is very secretive and hard to tell exactly what the teams are bringing to the table for the 2024 season it’s well worth tuning in. After 87 days without seeing an F1 car turn a wheel you’ll want to watch, maybe not all 27 hours of it, but if you’re schedule’s free – go for it. You’ll see new cars, liveries, team principles and also get a rough idea of who’s got the goods to win.

And let’s not forget, you’ll see your two favourite drivers and the brand new RB20

DriveToSurvive–Season6–February23

The Netflix cameras capture some of the most exciting aspects of the season that we never used to see. If you’re dying to relive the 2023 season then tuning into series six of Drive To Survive is the way to do it. The new season launches just after preseason testing and before the Team Start our 20th season in Formula One.

And let’s be honest, with 19 wins, 30 podiums a 0ne-two drivers finish and a Constructors’ Championship title, it’s going to be a fun watch!