The Formula 1 exhibition will take place in Munich.
The official Formula 1 exhibition is once again changing its venue. After Madrid, Vienna, Toronto, London, Buenos Aires, Amsterdam, and Oberhausen, it will take place in Munich, Germany.
Visitors will be able to see rare visual, audio, and photographic materials, memorabilia, and visit a special "German Hall" dedicated to Germany's contribution to Formula 1.
Emily Preiser, Commercial Director of Formula 1: "After the incredible success of the Formula 1 exhibition in Oberhausen, we are excited to announce Munich as the next stop on the European tour. Germany has a rich heritage in motorsport, and Audi's appearance at the start of this season further strengthens that connection."
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The Formula 1 exhibition will take place in Munich.
The official Formula 1 exhibition is once again changing its exhibition location...