Formula One racing team Red Bull Racing Honda has released the latest of its inaugural NFT collection. Continuing the theme of the 2021 Mexican Grand Prix as well as F1 driver Sergio “Checo” Perez, the company is offering fans the opportunity to purchase a limited edition NFT of the 2021 ‘RB16B’ in his signature livery.

First revealed a few days ago with the announcement of the ‘Red Bull Racing Collectibles’ series, Checo’s RB16B charger is the latest and last NFT to be added to Red Bull Racing Honda’s first-ever experiment in the NFT collectibles space.

This collection is part of a partnership with Tezos, and it is billed as a celebration of the 2021 Mexican Grand Prix, and especially star racer Sergio “Checo” Perez. Other Mexican Grand Prix 2021 themed NFTs in the collection apart from the RB16B include Checo’s race suit and helmet, in addition to the race suit of fellow Red Bull racer Max Verstappen.

Checo’s special edition helmet NFT was released for free to early-bird fans as part of a giveaway, however sold out almost immediately. Sergio “Checo” Perez is probably best known for 

Red Bull initially announced Tezos as its official blockchain partner back in May with a multi-year agreement that would see the companies working together to produce Red Bull’s first-ever NFT fan experience. The agreement also saw Red Bull adding the Tezos branding to its official liveries, but it’s only now that we have begun to see tangible results.

They aren’t the first F1 team to launch their own NFTs either, with McLaren also partnering with Tezos in June to launch its first NFT collection, which was released on Tezos blockchain in October this year. The ‘McLaren Racing Collective’ allows fans to collect components of the MCL35M 2021 Formula One Race Car.

Both Red Bull and McLaren’s NFT collections are available through the Sweet NFT platform, which added support for Tezos just last month.

Launched in 2018, Tezos is an open-source blockchain that can be utilized for building applications that make use of smart contracts and provides developers with an alternative to Ethereum.

Tezos launched support for the minting of NFTs on its blockchain platform relatively recently and, whilst its utilization pales in comparison to Ethereum, has quickly established itself as a notable runner-up. This is, in part, thanks to partnerships with established brands such as McLaren and Red Bull, which have helped to spur greater levels of adoption.

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