Red Bull Racing Have Mice

Mr. Perridon, CEO of Trust International, Christian Horner, Team Principal of Red Bull Racing and Ex-Formula One drivers David Coulthard and Jos Verstappen all witnessed a very special moment at the Carpe Diem Lounge Club in Barcelona: the birth of the Trust Red Bull Racing Mouse!

The Mouse is made in different versions. It is a family of five, which involves a Mini Mouse, a Full Size Mouse, an Xtreme Mouse and two wireless versions of both the Mini Mouse and the Full Size Mouse. The Xtreme Mouse has special technology added to help create the ultimate gaming experience. This mouse also has a special design, which echoes the Red Bull Racing car livery.

This new product family needed a very special introduction. Therefore Trust organized a special event in Barcelona. After a spectacular opening, Mr. Perridon welcomed the Xtreme Mouse on stage. The mouse, which represents the partnership between Trust and Red Bull Racing, was handed over to Christian Horner. Christian is delighted that Red Bull Racing has Trust as a Team Partner this season. He commented on the mouse’s sleek design and admired how Trust take pride in the preparation of their products.

Mr. Perridon also noticed the similarity between Trust and Red Bull Racing. He talked about the energy and passion both companies have for racing, technology and for getting the best outcome possible. Mr. Perridon said: ‘This Mouse is a winner, we are convinced that Red Bull Racing is one as well!’

The range of mice are due to hit the shops soon, or are available for pre-order from Amazon now. Racingbulls.net has got its hands on an Xtreme Mouse (pictured above) which ships with a Red Bull Racing Mouse Mat. The device is both stylish, comfortable to use, and very functional. The removable weights allow you to get just the right amount of feel for accurate pointing. A valuable addition to any Red Bull Racing fans PC!

Full details of the range of mice can be found here

Red Bull Have Mice

Posted by: Racing Bulls (IP Logged)

Date: 11/06/2009 16:44

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Posted by: f1man (IP Logged)

Date: 11/06/2009 18:33

oh what an exciting article lol

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Posted by: _Jono_ (IP Logged)

Date: 11/06/2009 18:43

Oooooh it's got removable ballast. Need to get one of those, top 2 mouse for this year!

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Date: 11/06/2009 19:11

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Posted by: Vote Quimby (IP Logged)

Date: 11/06/2009 21:47

Vettel will get more out of his than Webber - his hand is lighter.

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Posted by: LoudHoward (IP Logged)

Date: 12/06/2009 02:26

Sounds/looks like a G5, just 5 years later.


http://www.patronisef1.com - My solution to F1's 'bore' problem.

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Posted by: growler (IP Logged)

Date: 12/06/2009 09:01

No - It looks like an RB5 - and it glows nice colours too - Its green at the moment....no, wait..... its blue.......now its red.

I'm currently using three lots of ballast, mainly at the front.

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Posted by: crazycaz (IP Logged)

Date: 12/06/2009 21:52

Like it

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Posted by: _Jono_ (IP Logged)

Date: 12/06/2009 22:22

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I'm currently using three lots of ballast, mainly at the front.

Good for high speed browsing.

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Posted by: Flasheart (IP Logged)

Date: 13/06/2009 01:01

Build a decent trackball and I'm in.

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Posted by: f1man (IP Logged)

Date: 13/06/2009 08:57

high speed browsing , lol =)

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