The Formula 1 Exhibition is heading to Asia for the first time, with Singapore confirmed as the 11th stop on its global tour.
The award-winning travelling exhibition will open at Gardens by the Bay on July 23, running until October 18, a week after the Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix.
It follows previous runs in London, Madrid, Vienna, Toronto, Buenos Aires, Amsterdam and Melbourne, and marks the first time the exhibition has landed anywhere in the Asia-Pacific region.
“Since its debut in Madrid in 2023, the Formula 1 Exhibition has continued to go from strength to strength, and we’re thrilled to be bringing the experience to Asia for the first time,” said Jonathan Linden, Co-Chief Executive Officer of Round Room Live and producer of the exhibition.
“Singapore, renowned for one of the most exciting Grand Prix events on the circuit, is the perfect destination, and we anticipate strong interest from both devoted fans and newcomers alike.”
The exhibition spans seven themed rooms covering F1’s 76-year history, from engineering breakthroughs and legendary rivalries to defining moments.
Alongside Sebastian Vettel’s Red Bull RB7, highlights include parts of Romain Grosjean’s Haas car from the 2020 Bahrain crash, a cinematic Pit Wall experience and a racing simulator offering virtual laps of Marina Bay and other circuits.
“After welcoming more than 1.3 million fans across major cities around the world, we’re delighted to bring The Formula 1 Exhibition to Asia for the first time in Singapore,” said Emily Prazer, Chief Commercial Officer at F1.
“As one of Formula 1’s most iconic destinations, Singapore is the perfect backdrop to host the critically acclaimed immersive experience, offering fans, both old and new, a compelling way to explore the sport’s history, innovation and excitement beyond the track.”
