Battlefield 6 has announced that it is launching several Red Bull challenges across all modes, including RedSec, as part of its partnership with the energy drink brand.
The themed challenges will run from December 2nd to 16th, 2025, offering Red Bull-inspired in-game cosmetics for completion.
There will be 10 main challenges in addition to three limited-time bonus missions for players who have ‘earned their wings’. These challenges can be completed across all of Battlefield’s modes, from classic Conquest to the RedSec battle royale.
These are all of the challenges that can be accomplished and their rewards:
- Perform a combat roll after jumping off a ledge in any mode. [3 Times] – Reward: XP Booster
- Capture an enemy flag without leaving the vehicle in Conquest, Breakthrough or Escalation. [10 Times] – Reward: XP Booster
- Spot enemies with the Recon Drone. [200 Times] – Reward: “Flying High” Weapon Charm
- Revive teammates on enemy-held objectives. [1 Time] – Reward: XP Booster
- Time spent sprinting. [600 Seconds] – Reward: XP Booster
- Consecutive time spent parachuting. [10 Seconds] – Reward: “Zenith” Parachute
- Total Golf Cart airtime in Battle Royale. [5 Seconds] – Reward: XP Booster
- Travel distance in land vehicles. [5,000 Meters] – Reward: “Bull Headed” Patch
- Total aircraft flying time. [180 Seconds] – Reward: “Highly Charged” Dog Tag
- Total survival time in Battle Royale. [600 Seconds] – Reward: XP Booster
The bonus challenges include winning the RedSec Gauntlet mode 10 times, and the battle royale mode five times, in exchange for XP boosters. Additionally, winning a match in Conquest, Breakthrough, Rush, Strikepoint, and Team Deathmatch will unlock the ‘Candid’ soldier skin.
Battlefield 6 and Esports
Since Battlefield 6’s launch on October 28th, 2025, the first-person shooter has held multiple competitive events.
The CouRage Clash was one of the most popular creator events for Battlefield 6, promoting the launch of Season 1 and the introduction of Battlefield RedSec battle royale. The top creators competed in the Gauntlet mode for the lion’s share of a $100,000 (~£73,500) prize pool.
Following Battlefield 6’s explosive launch and positive reception, gaming giant EA announced a $1m (~£763,850) esports circuit for the first-person shooter. The inaugural season introduces the premier esports tournament, the Elite Series, which is launching on December 10th, and the Open Series community competition beginning on December 12th, 2025.
