Skateboarders Return To Abandoned NOLA Airport For Red Bull Terminal Takeover
Forbes - 2024-04-24T16:47:42.000Z

In April, amatuer and pro skateboarders returned to abandoned Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport for the fourth iteration of Red Bull Terminal Takeover.

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Red Bull chief Mario Gomez predicts soccer could be one of USA's leading sports in 'five to 10 years' while urging the New York Red Bulls not to accept simply extending their 14-year playoff streak this season
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Adrian Newey will leave Red Bull in 2025 after 19 years. He will step back from design work at Oracle Red Bull Racing and focus on Red Bull’s first hypercar, the RB17.

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Red Bull chief Mario Gomez predicts soccer could be one of USA's leading sports in 'five to 10 years' while urging the New York Red Bulls not to accept simply extending their 14-year playoff streak this season