Formula 1's thrilling new exhibition is coming to London's ExCel Centre this summer.
The critically-acclaimed show has already wowed visitors in Madrid, Vienna and Toronto, and now it's joined forces with the Silverstone Museum to pay homage to the home of racing and Britain's contribution to motorsport.
Once Upon a Time in Formula 1
The Once Upon a Time in Formula 1 room takes fans on a journey through some of the most exciting moments in F1 history through a collection of iconic cars driven by F1 legends, unseen photographs and artefacts, film clips and interviews.
Photo: formula1.comDrivers & Duels
Designed to represent a race circuit, the Drivers & Duels room will take you into the mind of a F1 driver from the very first racers in 1950 right up to the present day, with original contributions from F1 drivers both past and present.
Photo: formula1.comAlso on display will be over 100 drivers' helmets, a F1 Hall of Fame, and lots of interactive games and activities.
Photo: f1exhibition.comDesign Lab & Revolution by Design
The Design Lab explores the technology of a modern-day F1 car, explaining key concepts like downforce, drag, and the role that tyres play in maximising speed and performance.
Photo: f1exhibition.comRevolution by Design imagines what this technology will look like in the future, discussing some of the technical innovations already on the horizon, and how F1 is leading the world in such areas as sustainability.
These rooms include parts and components contributed by Williams, Mercedes, McLaren and Pirelli.
Photo: f1exhibition.comRomain Grosjean's crashed HAAS car
The Survival room takes a forensic look at something that F1 fans will never forget... Romain Grosjean's burnt out Haas car that sliced in two as he careered through a fence at 200mph.
You'll be able to see the remains of the actual car itself, plus some previously unseen footage showing Romain miraculously escaping from the flames.
Photo: formula1.comThe Fastest Lap Racing Simulator
These state-of-the-art simulators were created to mirror the seating position of a F1 driver, giving fans the opportunity to see what it feels like sitting behind the wheel of an F1 car for 8-10 minutes. (Note: Riders must be aged 12 years or older.)
Photo: f1exhibition.comThe Pit Wall cinematic finish
The big finish will take you alongside The Pit Wall. This 6-minute high-octane cinematic experience will delight fans with some of the greatest moments in Formula 1 history.
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