People often ask me what Matt Hall is really like. Their first impression after seeing him fly is that he must be some sort of madman to take on those risks. Sure, it would be mad if you or I flew under a bridge with a nine-metre clearance, but being a former fighter pilot, Matt is very accustomed to operating under ultra-high levels of pressure and threat. Working within the finest of margins is completely normal for him.
Read MoreWeekend Sunrise hosts Monique Wright and Matt Doran interview Matt Hall about an imminent Air Race in beautiful Lake Macquarie, Australia and how he assesses his chances of winning the title again.
Read MoreAfter a two-year racing hiatus, reigning Red Bull Air Race world champion Matt Hall officially confirms he will defend his world title in the new look Air Race World Championship which will hold its inaugural season scheduled to commence in February 2022.
Read MoreRed Bull Ampol Racing driver Jamie ‘JDub’ Whincup has arrived at Mount Panorama for his final event as a full-time driver in the Supercars Championship. As a tribute to the four-time Bathurst 1000 winner, Red Bull Air Race World Champion Matt Hall made a special landing on Mountain Straight in his aircraft featuring a #CheersJDub livery.
Read MoreMatt Hall partners with Bausele in support of the keepsake Royal Australian Air Force watches, commemorating the RAAF Centenary in 2021.
Read MoreThere was an unbelievable amount happening at Matt Hall Racing in 2019 and with the end of the year upon us, we’re looking back on the five things that really made the year tick! If you want to see part one of our Top 5, click here!
Read MoreNewly crowned Red Bull Air Race world champion Matt Hall is set to light up the 2019 Yokohama World Time Attack Challenge (WTAC) at Sydney Motorsport Park next month, upping the octane on his thrill-a-minute air display to include a close-quarters drag style take off in front of the crowd.
Read MoreMatt Hall has become the first Australian to win the Red Bull Air Race World Championship, realising a dream eight seasons in the making in Chiba, Japan today, as he dashed the hopes of Japanese hero Yoshihide Muroya, who had both been angling for his second title.
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