The collection of the year for motorsports fans arrives this July 

The 2022 collection was launched with the helmets and other elements of the Mexican driver Sergio «Checo» Perez and there are already several sold out. 

Oracle Red Bull Racing, one of the leading motorsports teams in the field, continues its partnership with the Tezos platform and together announced on July 12 its new collection «Checo’s 2022 Season Helmet No. 198» of the driver Sergio «Checo» Perez in non fungible token (NFT) format, which went on sale on July 16 on the Sweet.io platform.

For this collection, as well as the previous ones, they used the Sweet platform, which is known for connecting fans from different industries with the NFT collections of their favorite brands. The Red Bull team does not rule out continuing to produce NFT collections that tell the story of the team’s history with a variety of unique designs and details that characterize them. 

«Innovation is at the heart of everything we do at Oracle Red Bull Racing, because few things are as satisfying as coming up with a new idea and making it work. We are pleased to continue to develop our range of collectibles alongside Tezos, our blockchain partner, we are bringing the world closer to our fans with a series of incredible digital artifacts.» – Oracle Red Bull Racing 

The collection features 999 helmets of which less than half have been released, Oracle Red Bull Racing Oracle Red Bull Racing clarified that over the course of the current season, it will release all of Checo’s helmet designs as NFT as well as other elements of his uniform, as it will allow fans to specially celebrate the races in the remainder of the calendar with exclusive designs. 

About Oracle Red Bull Racing 

Red Bull Racing is an Austrian Formula 1 racing team based in Milton Keynes, England, owned by the Red Bull energy drinks company. The company acquired the Jaguar Racing team for about $110 million when the team’s previous owner, Ford Motor Company, announced its withdrawal from the top class of motorsport. Red Bull owns a Formula 1 subsidiary team, Scuderia AlphaTauri (known until 2019 as Scuderia Toro Rosso), based in Faenza, Italy, from which young drivers subsequently make the jump to the first team. It has been competing since 2005 and in its first two seasons raced under British license.

Although the team owes its name to the beverage company Red Bull, which in addition to being its owner is also its main sponsor, the commercial name of the team has been modified in different seasons, incorporating the name of different notable sponsors who have managed to reach an agreement with the team. The team has five Drivers’ World Championships (four for Sebastian Vettel and one for Max Verstappen) and four Constructors’ World Championships.