Hannes Arch (AUT) in the hanger shortly before the last day of racing at the Red Bull Air Race, Ascot, United Kingdom. The Red Bull Air Race features the world’s best race pilots in a pure motorsport competition that combines speed, precision and skill. Using the fastest, most agile, lightweight racing planes, pilots hit speeds of 370kmh while enduring forces of up to 10G as they navigate a low-level slalom track marked by 25-meter-high, air-filled pylons. Arch came third in the final race winning bronze. Matt Hall (AUS) won taking gold and Matthias Dolderer (GER) came second and took silver

Hannes Arch (AUT) in the hanger shortly before the last day of racing at the Red Bull Air Race, Ascot, United Kingdom. The Red Bull Air Race features the world’s best race pilots in a pure motorsport competition that combines speed, precision and skill. Using the fastest, most agile, lightweight racing planes, pilots hit speeds of 370kmh while enduring forces of up to 10G as they navigate a low-level slalom track marked by 25-meter-high, air-filled pylons. Arch came third in the final race winning bronze. Matt Hall (AUS) won taking gold and Matthias Dolderer (GER) came second and took silver Stock Photo

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