The Boss GP is like the Premier League of F1 cars. The four-letter acronym BOSS stands for ‘Big Open Single Seater’. Consequently, only the big and powerful formula racing cars of yesteryear qualify for the grid. In the framework of the Red Bull Ring Classics, the Boss GP will be returning the V8 and V10 sound of the ‘good old days’ of Formula 1 to Spielberg. This will be supplemented by the no less thrilling roar of engines from the World Series by Renault.
Hard Facts:
- The FIA-certified BOSS GP Racing Series was inaugurated in 1995
- The race gets off to a rolling start
- Racing takes place in four categories
Motorsport fans can look forward to action-packed and thunderous motorsport at its best on the weekend of 9th ‑ 11th June. The Red Bull Ring Classics offers you the rare and exclusive opportunity to see these incredibly fascinating cars both up close and in action. The performance of cars like the Toro Rosso STR1 is as breath-taking as ever. Also competing is a familiar face for F1 fans: Antonio Pizzonia, who was Mark Webber’s Jaguar Racing team-mate in the 2003 Formula 1 championship, will be driving for the Austrian team, HS Engineering.
*Timetable for the Boss GP:
Free Practice 1: Friday 13:30 ‑ 13:55
Free Practice 2: Friday 16:00 ‑ 16:25
Qualifying: Saturday 09:40 ‑ 10:10
Race 1: Saturday 15:55 ‑ 16:15
Race 2: Sunday 10:45 ‑ 11:10
* Subject to change
Red Bull Ring App: Your companion for the Red Bull Ring Classics
With the official Red Bull Ring App on your phone, you will always be up to date. The app displays all the important details on how to get to the event, an interactive map of the site and key info on the event itself. You can save your favourites to ensure that have a everything at your fingertips. We will inform you about last-minute changes via push notification directly to your mobile phone.
