THE FORMULA 1® EXHIBITION IS TAKING ITS FINAL LAP IN TORONTO

Last Chance to Get Up Close to F1® Cars, Artifacts and the Stories Behind the Sport at North America’s Ground-Breaking Show

 

After an incredible run, The Formula 1® Exhibition Toronto presented by TSN will take its final lap on September 22^nd. Since making its North American debut on May 3^rd, the popular show has captivated audiences, providing them with unprecedented access to iconic F1® cars, artifacts, and exclusive footage.

Originally scheduled for only 10 weeks at The Lighthouse ArtSpace Toronto, the show was extended due to popular demand and will have had a total 20 week run. This will be the final opportunity for fans to see four unique Formula 1® race cars: the Lancia D50 (1955), the BRM P578 (1962), Ayrton Senna’s 1987 Lotus 99T and The Haas VF-20 with exposed Ferrari engine. Visitors can also get up close to the previously unseen authentic race car remains from Romain Grosjean’s dramatic 2020 crash in Bahrain. Other must-see exhibition highlights include a replica Oracle Red Bull RB18 (2022), a recently addedone-of-a-kind life-size LEGO brick-built McLaren, and an authentic F1® Canadian Grand Prix Podium.

Spanning 20,000 sq. ft., the F1® Exhibition has wowed fans and received rave reviews for its innovative and visual multi-media displays and large-scale installations. Visitors have enjoyed an immersive adventure through six purpose-built rooms, each specially designed in collaboration with award-winning curators and filmmakers, featuring artifacts ranging from 1887-2023.

“We are immensely proud of what our team and partners have achieved in Toronto, surpassing all projections,” said Jonathan Linden, Toronto native and Producer of The Formula 1® Exhibition. “The support from F1 fans has been overwhelming, and we are truly grateful for the opportunity to share this incredible experience in my hometown.”

 

Produced in partnership with Round Room Live and Pathfinder Live, The F1® Exhibition enjoyed successful runs in Madrid and Vienna, and will open in London, England on August 23^rd. Details about future exhibition dates are forthcoming.

 

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