Following an assessment by the Sporting Medical Director of the Red Bull Air Race World Championship Dr. Helmut Haunstein, the Red Bull Air Race Committee has decided to reinstate Team Kindlemann for the European races.
It will take approximately 3 months for a full return to the competition as there are several prerequisites that need to be fulfilled including training in a new race plane as well as additional requirements from the Sporting Medical Director following the accident in Perth.
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