this first official exhibition of formula 1 It will open in Madrid on March 24, 2023 and It will be open until July 16, 2023, as reported by competition in a statement released this Tuesday.

exhibition At IFEMA MADRID you can enjoy “unique”, With a range of “unseen” memorabilia and “legendary” items donated by Formula 1 teams, experts and personalities.

Produced in conjunction with Round Room Live, the exhibition will take place in six rooms, each created in collaboration with award-winning artists and filmmakers, using technological features and interactive displays to tell. Formula 1 history “excitingly”.

The exhibition experience will last 90 minutesConsolidation of sound, image, film and didactic sections and areas dedicated to the “iconic” single seater All this to provide an “immersive experience” of this sport.

For Formula 1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali to open this exhibition It represents a “significant moment in the history” of the sport. “As the sport continues to grow exponentially, it is vital that our fan base is at the forefront of everything we do.”

“Starting this international show will make fans around the world fall in love with Formula 1 while also giving us the perfect platform to honor the sport’s incredible history. I would like to thank everyone who contributed to this project and helped create an exhibition that captures the heart and soul of the sport we all love.”

The show’s producer, Timothy Harvey, admitted it was “a great honor” to hold the world’s first official Formula 1 show.“We bring a new set of fascinating perspectives and unexpected stories about the sport,” he explained.

“We were stunned by the support of so many F1 teams. I think the exhibition celebrates the rich history and legacy of Formula 1 in a dramatic and entertaining way that will appeal to all. Many years in the making and now I don’t see the time to open the doors in Madrid!It celebrated an exhibition whose tickets will go on sale in cash on November 29, with no general sale until December 1.