Madrid set to host the inaugural Formula 1 Exhibition

Formula One has introduced that the very first official Formula 1 Exhibition can be held in Madrid starting on March 24, 2023 and operating all the manner by July 16.

The very first F1 Exhibition can be hosted at the famend IFEMA MADRID and can run till Sunday 16 July 2023, with the intention of offering a shocking journey by the extraordinary world of Formula 1. Visitors can be ready to witness a variety of never-before-seen artefacts and contributions from the sport’s most legendary groups, specialists and personalities.

The particular exhibition will come to life in partnership with Round Room Live, with the venue that includes six purpose-built rooms, every specifically designed in collaboration with award-winning artists, filmmakers and craftspeople. Formula One guarantees that “the show uses bold, technology-led design features and large-scale interactive displays to lift the lid on Formula 1’s past, present and future.”

“Several years in the making, the stunning 90-minute experience neatly combines spectacular audio-visual design, rare film and imagery, engineering and educational displays, sculptural pieces and iconic Grand PrixTM cars to deliver an immersive experience for everyone – from avid followers to younger fans and families,” stated F1’s official assertion.

Tickets will go on normal sale in December.

Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1, stated: “The opening of this spectacular exhibition marks a major second in the historical past of Formula 1. As the sport continues to develop at an exponential price, it’s very important that our fanbase stays at the forefront of all the things we do.

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Timothy Harvey, the exhibition’s Lead Curator and Producer, added: “To curate and produce the world’s first official Formula 1 Exhibition has been an enormous honour. This present takes followers behind the curtain of Formula 1, offering a brand new vary of fascinating views and surprising tales about the sport.

“We have been overwhelmed by the support of so many of the F1 teams and luminaries. I believe the show celebrates Formula 1’s rich history and heritage in a dramatic and fun way that will engage everyone from avid fans to young kids and families. It’s been many years in the making and now I can’t wait to open the doors in Madrid!”