McLaren will hold a racing show in London
On the eve of the British Grand Prix, the McLaren team will hold a racing show in London. The event, called McLaren Racing Live, will take place on July 2-3 in the center of the British capital at Trafalgar Square and will be dedicated to everything related to racing and innovation.
McLaren Racing Live in London is a key moment in the Never Stop Racing campaign, which launched at the beginning of the season and reflects the team's desire to bring the team's story and the passion behind the sport to fans who do not have the opportunity to attend a race weekend.
A large number of McLaren vehicles from various racing series, including Formula 1, Formula E, IndyCar, WEC and historical models, will be on display at Trafalgar Square. Visitors will be able to take part in interactive events, including racing simulations, reaction testing and pit stops.
McLaren Racing employees are scheduled to speak for two days. Access to the fan zone of the event will be free and without prior registration. The team will provide other details closer to the show.
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McLaren will hold a racing show in London
On the eve of the British Grand Prix, the McLaren team will hold a racing show in London.