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2004 Red Bull Air Race World Series


The 2004 Red Bull Air Race World Series was the second Red Bull Air Race World Series season. It debuted on June 20, 2004 and ended on September 18.

In the 2004 season, the number of Air Race venues increased from two to three locations. The leg in Zeltweg Austria was removed and RAF Kemble (now called Cotswold Airport) in the United Kingdom became the season opener. Reno, Nevada in the United States was also added to the calendar. And the race in Budapest moved away from Tokol Airport, to the Danube, creating the first race over water.

In addition to the previous year's competitors, three pilots from the USA, Mike Mangold, Michael Goulian and David Martin, a Dutch pilot Frank Versteegh and Nicolas Ivanoff of France took part at the Air Races in 2004. American Kirby Chambliss, became champion in 2004 with a total of 17 points winning two of the three races, followed by Hungarian Péter Besenyei (12 points), who won both races in 2003. British pilot Steve Jones and German aviator Klaus Schrodt shared the 3rd place with eight points.

Race calendar

2004 Red Bull Air Race World Series
Race CalendarLegDatePlaceCountry
1June 20RAF KembleUnited Kingdom United Kingdom
2August 20River Danube, BudapestHungary Hungary
3September 18Reno, NevadaUnited States United States

Standings and results

2004 Red Bull Air Race World Series
Standings and ResultsRankPilotGBR United KingdomHUN HungaryUnited States United StatesTotal Points
1[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg20pxUSA]] Kirby Chambliss11217
2[[Image:Flag of Hungary.svg20pxHungary]] Péter Besenyei33312
3[[Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg20pxUnited Kingdom]] Steve Jones2478
3=[[Image:Flag of Germany.svg20pxGermany]] Klaus Schrodt42DNS8
5[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg20pxUSA]] Mike MangoldDNPDNP16
6[[Image:Flag of the Netherlands.svg20pxThe Netherlands]] Frank Versteegh56DNS3
6=[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg20pxUSA]] Michael GoulianDNPDNP43
8[[Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg20pxUnited Kingdom]] Paul Bonhomme6762
8=[[Image:Flag of France.svg20pxFrance]] Nicolas IvanoffDNP5DNS2
8=[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg20pxUSA]] David MartinDNPDNP52
11[[Image:Flag of Spain.svg20pxSpain]] Alejandro MacleanDNP8DNS0

Legend:

  • DNP: Did not participate
  • DNS: Did not show

Aircraft

2004 Red Bull Air Race World Series
AircraftAircraftConstructorPilot
Extra 230[[Image:Flag of Germany.svg20pxGermany]] Extra Flugzeugbau[[Image:Flag of France.svg20pxFrance]] Nicolas Ivanoff
Extra 300L[[Image:Flag of Germany.svg20pxGermany]] Extra Flugzeugbau[[Image:Flag of the Netherlands.svg20pxThe Netherlands]] Frank Versteegh
Extra 300S[[Image:Flag of Germany.svg20pxGermany]] Extra Flugzeugbau[[Image:Flag of Hungary.svg20pxHungary]] Péter Besenyei
[[Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg20pxUnited Kingdom]] Paul Bonhomme
[[Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg20pxUnited Kingdom]] Steve Jones
[[Image:Flag of Germany.svg20pxGermany]] Klaus Schrodt
Sukhoi Su-26[[Image:Flag of the Soviet Union.svg20pxSoviet Union]] Sukhoi Corporation[[Image:Flag of Spain.svg20pxSpain]] Alejandro Maclean
Zivko Edge 540[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg20pxUnited States]] Zivko Aeronautics[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg20pxUSA]] Kirby Chambliss
[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg20pxUSA]] Mike Mangold
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