Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Räikkönen, Häkkinen join Lauda as pensioners
The former F1 stars Kimi Räikkönen and Mika Häkkinen are joining Niki Lauda in filming a commercial, based on RacingNewsFlash.com's Austrian sources.
The invitation to the shoot was given by Red Bull Racing owner Dietrich Mateschitz. The product to be advertised has already been revealed: the channel ServusTV -- owned by the energy drink group -- will start a new motorsports magazine show. The show is to be promoted by a number of famous faces in the business.
Filming at Red-Bull-Ring
Räikkönen and Häkkinen's parts will be shot next week in Austria at the former Spielberg F1 circuit, now known as the Red-Bull-Ring
According to our sources, the two Finns, Lauda and a few other motorsports personalities are put in an old 24-seat vehicle, which will be driven at pensioner speeds around the circuit.
First commercials wrapped
The new show's first commercials were shot at Red-Bull-Ring last Tuesday. The commercial featured David Coulthard and Gerhard Berger, whose performance was in stark contrast to Räikkönen, Häkkinen and Lauda -- their driving was reportedly speedy and unpensioner-like.
Source: RacingNewsFlash
Labels:
Austrian,
Commercial,
Kimi Räikkönen,
Mika Häikkinen,
Niki Lauda,
Red Bull
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