Dietrich Mateschitz's role in the success of Red Bull in F1 cannot be understated. A previously unpublished interview from 2006 offers insights about his leadership skills [Prime]
For about two seconds I hold Dietrich Mateschitz’s wallet in my hands. It has fallen out of his motorcycle helmet, which I’ve moved from a leather armchair in order to be able to sit more comfortably opposite ‘Mr Red Bull’. I resist the temptation to pop the clip and look inside.
It’s slim, black, light and confers upon the holder an immense feeling of power. With this wallet, and access to the resources it represents, Formula 1 teams, football franchises, stunt planes, rocket-men, sky-divers, base-jumpers, white-water rafters, kite-surfers, snowboarders, downhill skiers… can be bought.
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