See the Red Bull Air Race from the water – without traffic jams or crowds!
In short
RIBY.PL offered viewing of the Red Bull Air Race in Gdynia from on board a RIB boat – with seated places, without traffic jams or looking for parking. The trip lasted about 1.5 hours, from Sopot and back to Sopot, with 8 people on the boat.
What do we offer?
We invite you to admire the amazing and unique Red Bull Air Race from on board a fast RIB boat. We guarantee you will have the best SEATED places to admire both the pilots' feats and Gdynia.
Thanks to us, you will get there quickly, safely, without traffic jams and without having to hunt for a parking space!
We take 8 people on board the boat.
If you want guaranteed places at the ideal time, prepayment is required – once the date is confirmed we will give you the payment details.
The trip lasts about 1.5 hours from leaving Sopot to returning to Sopot.
Departure times from Sopot and returns
25 July – Friday:
12:00 – return to Sopot: 14:00
14:00 – return to Sopot: 16:00
16:00 – return to Sopot: 18:00
26 July – Saturday:
13:30 – return to Sopot: 15:00 fully booked
15:00 – return to Sopot: 16:30 fully booked
16:30 – return to Sopot: 18:00 fully booked
27 July – Sunday Final 4:
15:00 – return to Sopot: 16:30 fully booked
16:30 – return to Sopot: 18:00 2 places left!
Race schedule
25 July – Friday – Training Day:
11:00–18:00 – Master Class pilot training sessions,
26 July – Saturday – Qualifying Day:
13:50 – 15:55 – Master Class and Challenger Class pilot training sessions,
15:55 – 17:05 – race
17:05 – 18:00 Master Class pilot qualifying
27 July – Sunday – Race Day:
15:20 – 18:00 – Top 12, Super 8, Final 4,
Race format
The Red Bull Air Race consists of the following flying sessions: Training, Qualifying, Top12, Super8, Final 4. In all sessions only one pilot races at a time.
Training: Training takes place on the eve of Qualifying. Two training days are scheduled for all master classes of pilots, each consisting of two compulsory training sessions. The time from the final training session (Training 4) determines the starting order on Qualifying Day.
Qualifying: Qualifying takes place on Qualifying Day – the eve of Race Day. It includes two compulsory qualifying sessions. The best time counts. The results of the qualifying sessions determine the race order on Race Day.
Top 12: Held on Race Day. These flying sessions are run in heats; the six winners plus the two fastest losers advance to the Super 8. The pairings in the heats are based on the qualifying session rankings.
Super 8: The six heat winners from the Top12, plus the two fastest losers, race individually to determine their ranking. The fastest four pilots advance to the Final 4. The Super 8 results determine places 5 to 8 in the overall race classification
Final 4: The four fastest pilots from the Super 8 take part in the final. The final decides places 1 to 4 in the overall classification.
Frequently asked questions
What is the format of the Red Bull Air Race?
The competition consists of sessions: training, qualifying, Top 12, Super 8 and Final 4. In each session only one pilot races at a time.