Formula 1 exhibition to make asian debut in Singapore

The award-winning Formula 1 Exhibition will make its Asian debut in Singapore, opening to the public on 23 July at Gardens by the Bay. It will be the 11th host city globally, following previous runs in cities including Madrid, London, Toronto, and Melbourne, with more than 1.3 million visitors to date.

Limited-time exhibition

The limited-time exhibition offers an immersive experience covering the past, present, and future of Formula 1, highlighting the sport’s 76-year history through storytelling, design, and interactive technology. It explores innovation, engineering, key personalities, and defining moments of the FIA Formula One World Championship.

Several themed sections

The exhibition includes several themed sections, such as historical highlights, future technology, engineering design, racing rivalries, and a dedicated focus on Singapore’s role in Formula 1. It also features notable exhibits such as parts of Romain Grosjean’s 2020 Bahrain crash car and a section dedicated to significant Singapore Grand Prix moments, including Sebastian Vettel’s 2011 win.

Event will be held at Gardens by the Bay

Singapore hosts the exhibition as a global city closely associated with Formula 1, particularly as the location of the sport’s first night race. The event will be held at Gardens by the Bay, a major landmark in the city.

Representatives from Formula 1 and partner organizations highlighted Singapore’s significance as an F1 destination and emphasized the exhibition’s role in offering fans a deeper, immersive way to experience the sport beyond the racetrack.

Source: https://corp.formula1.com/formula-1-exhibition-to-make-asia-debut-in-singapore/