I never cease to be amazed at how much money a company that makes an energy drink has to throw around, between the space jump and all the airplane shows, and everything else. They have one hell of a PR team.

let alone ownership of about 2 racing teams, 4 football clubs, an ice hockey team, and countless sponsorships.

Redbull does awesome work.

Originally Posted by whiterussian

I never cease to be amazed at how much money a company that makes an energy drink has to throw around, between the space jump and all the airplane shows, and everything else. They have one hell of a PR team.

This has always amazed me. Their f1 team alone must cost upwards of £100m a year taking into account sponsorship and so on.

Originally Posted by whiterussian

I never cease to be amazed at how much money a company that makes an energy drink has to throw around, between the space jump and all the airplane shows, and everything else. They have one hell of a PR team.

4.631 billion cans of Red Bull were sold worldwide in 2011. (Source)

The racing team is worth $400 million according to Forbes in November. (Source)

They got the cash!

Red Bull can't cost that much to make. Plus its pretty damn expensive. But still, its incredible to see all of the stuff they do

Originally Posted by reid

4.631 billion cans of Red Bull were sold worldwide in 2011. (Source)

The racing team is worth $400 million according to Forbes in November. (Source)

They got the cash!

thats actually incredible. Good for them, like this company overall

Originally Posted by whiterussian

I never cease to be amazed at how much money a company that makes an energy drink has to throw around, between the space jump and all the airplane shows, and everything else. They have one hell of a PR team.

just watch The Art of Flight snowboard video. some of the best cineamatophrapy in extreme sports. absolutely amazing.

that was awesome, this is one of my favourite Sufjan's instrumentals, I could tear up ever time while listening to it, seriously. Cool shots too.

always digged red bull's marketing