One of the earliest and most iconic Red Bull ads was the “Red Bull Gives You Wings” campaign. The campaign first aired in 1997. The Red Bull advertising created a series of television commercials that featured people performing daring stunts and achieving seemingly impossible feats after drinking Red Bull.

The product's charming and witty advertising campaign was created together with Johannes Kastner. Art director Horst Sambo's skilful hand then gave birth to the brand's cartoon incarnation, which Tibor Hernádi lovingly brought to life in the film studio. Today, the campaign is run in more than 170 countries worldwide.

A Red Bull cartoon advert has been banned for implying that the energy drink could increase focus and concentration in the workplace: claims that were not authorised on the EU Register. A poster for Red Bull seen on the London Underground showed two women in front of a can of Red Bull.

Red Bull in 1997 started an advertising campaign with a slogan “Red Bull gives you wings”. The idea was to demonstrate that the energy drink boosts the energy in one who consumes it. After two decades of successful marketing strategy this slogan has cost the company $13 million to settle the court case.

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One of the most famous artists to paint bulls was the Spanish painter Pablo Picasso. He was particularly fascinated with bullfighting and created a series of paintings, drawings, and prints inspired by the bullfighting arena including the famous 'Guernica'.

For over 20 years, the popular energy drink used “Red Bull gives you wings” as its catchy slogan, but in 2014, Red Bull agreed to pay out more than thirteen million dollars after settling a U.S. class action lawsuit that accused the company of false advertising.

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PEPSICO INDIA HOLDINGS PVT LTD & ANR, refused to provide protection to Red Bull's registered tagline 'VITALIZES BODY AND MIND' in a trademark infringement and passing off suit filed against Pepsico for the use of the tagline 'STIMULATES MIND. ENERGIZES BODY' for the energy drink 'Sting'.

Adrian Newey Adrian Newey Adrian Newey is widely regarded as the best Formula One designer of all time. He's been responsible for designing some of the most successful cars in the sport's history, including those that helped Michael Schumacher win five World Championships with Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel four with Red Bull.

Ford were last involved in Formula 1 in 2004 and cited the sport's new regulations in 2026, plus F1's growth in the United States as key factors for their comeback. Red Bull currently use a Honda power unit which is branded as Red Bull powertrains, which will be the case until 2025.

A rip in the canvas is damage done to the portrait after Sitting Bull was killed and before the artwork was saved from destruction by a U.S Army soldier. That person eventually gifted it to another, who turned it over the the North Dakota State Historical Society.