The Formula 1 Exhibition is set to make its way to the ExCeL centre in London this summer, following successful shows in Madrid and Vienna. The upcoming edition of the exhibition will highlight the history and tradition of the British Grand Prix, showcasing state-of-the-art simulators and a design lab that delves into the technology of F1 cars.
Scheduled to open on 23 August, the exhibition will coincide with the finale of the 2024 Formula E season at the ExCeL centre. One of the key attractions at the show will be Romain Grosjean’s burnt-out Haas car from his dramatic crash at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix, with more cars and surprises to be revealed in the near future.
The Formula 1 Exhibition has received immense praise since its debut show in Madrid last year, with Vienna surpassing ticket sales from Madrid in recent weeks. Lead curator Timothy Harvey expressed excitement for the London edition, noting that each show pays homage to the national heritage of its host location, making the upcoming exhibition in the UK particularly special.
Chief commercial officer Emily Prazer emphasized the significance of bringing
