Singapore to host first Formula 1 Exhibition in Asia

The exhibition has already toured cities including Madrid, London, Vienna, Amsterdam, Melbourne and Buenos Aires, attracting more than 1.3 million visitors worldwide since its launch in 2023. Singapore will become the 11th host city and the first in Asia.

The show explores Formula 1's 76 year history through a series of themed galleries featuring historic artefacts, interactive displays and technology focused exhibits.

Visitors will be guided through sections covering the sport's most significant moments, technological innovations, engineering achievements, famous rivalries and championship winning drivers. One of the exhibition's centrepieces is "Survival", which features remains of the Haas car driven by Romain Grosjean in his fiery crash at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix, alongside personal items from the French driver.

The exhibition concludes with a Singapore themed gallery celebrating the city state's contribution to Formula 1, which has hosted the sport's first night race since 2008.

Formula 1 Chief Commercial Officer Emily Prazer said: "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," Prazer said.

"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."

Gordon Pitt, Senior Vice President of Sony Music Australia, explained: "Bringing the Formula 1 Exhibition to Asia is a significant milestone for us, and there is no more fitting destination than Singapore, one of the world's most iconic and passionate F1 markets.

"As home to the original night race and one of the most celebrated races on the calendar, Singapore delivers the intensity, spectacle and global appeal that make the sport so compelling," Pitt said.

Among the exhibits planned for Singapore is Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull RB7, the car with which the German won the 2011 Singapore Grand Prix on his way to a second world title.

"We're thrilled to bring the Formula 1 Exhibition to Singapore, one of the most iconic race circuits on the Formula 1 calendar," said Shane Harmon, Managing Director of TEG Experiences.

Jonathan Linden, Co-CEO of Round Room Live and producer of the exhibition, said organisers expected strong interest from both Formula 1 fans and newcomers.

The waitlist for ticket presales is now open. Presale access begins on June 17 before general ticket sales start on June 19.