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Red Bull will soon hold an exhibition event in Madrid, Spain. The world champion will display his legendary RB7 F1 car, which he developed in 2011 and dominated the sport. The spin-off series will bring a lot of excitement to the Spanish capital.
Although the RB7 for Red Bull was initially driven by Sebastian Vettel and four-time world champion Mark Webber, it will now be driven by current Red Bull driver Sergio Perez.
The show will take place on Saturday 15th July between 8pm and 11pm CEST. Of course, since Red Bull has a huge following all over the world, many fans will give the show a try. So they can simply convert the aforementioned local time according to their own time zone so they don’t miss an action.
People who will be flocking to Madrid will be happy to hear that the show will be completely free. Anyone wishing to attend the event can do so without paying any tickets. As for viewers from other parts of the world, they will be able to watch the show live on Brand YouTube channel.
The event will take place in the Plaza de Cibeles, which is located in the heart of Madrid and is one of the most iconic places in the city. Since it is a square, people will be able to watch the legendary F1 car drive around and zip across the narrows of the arena area. Of course, the driver will serve cupcakes at several locations as well.
Aside from Sergio Pérez driving the RB7, Dakar Rally driver Christina Gutierrez, the Drift Brothers, and rap artists Arcano and Iris will also take part in the event.
Red Bull team boss believes Sergio Perez will succeed in the Hungarian Grand Prix
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has been supportive of Sergio Perez, who hasn’t been able to do well in the past few races.
Although the Mexican driver’s race pace was very good, he has been horrible in qualifying sessions since the Miami GP. However, Horner feels Perez would be better at the 2023 F1 Hungarian GP.
“He just needs to break it now. He’ll do it in Budapest. I’m confident. The way he races… I mean, some of his moves in the race (at Silverstone), those moves in particular in Carlos Sainz, were absolutely amazing in Stowe. If I looked at his speed in the last stint, he was really there,” F1 quotes Horner as saying.
Sergio Perez He is currently second in the drivers’ championship, ahead of his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen.
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