Dangerous Flying In The 2010 Red Bull Air Race Season

 

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    04 AUG 2010
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    Matt Hall's amazing recovery, Adilson Kindleman's crash and a lot of penalties for dangerous flying during the race weekends: In 2010, Red Bull Air Race pilots Hannes Arch, Paul Bonhomme and their opponents brought the sport to its limits.

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