The award-winning Formula 1® Exhibition opens in Munich
The official Formula 1® Exhibition has opened its doors at Pineapple Park. Spanning 3,000 square metres, it combines original F1® cars, rare exhibits, multimedia displays and interactive features to take visitors on a journey through the past, present and future of Formula 1.
The internationally award-winning Formula 1 Exhibition has opened at Pineapple Park in Munich. Until 14 September, the immersive show will bring the past, present and future of F1 to the Bavarian capital. Highlights include an Audi Revolut F1 Team 2026 show car which will be on display exclusively for the first two weeks of opening, as well as cars from world champion drivers Michael Schumacher, Nico Rosberg and Max Verstappen.
Spectacular original F1 cars
Six original racing cars from different eras of Formula 1 will be on display. These include:
• 1972 Ferrari 312B, driven by Jacky Ickx, Mario Andretti and Clay Regazzoni, which epitomised the engineering prowess of its time.
• 1986 Benetton B186, powered by a BMW turbo engine, which delivered the team’s first Grand Prix victory with Gerhard Berger in Mexico.
• Red Bull RB16B, in which Max Verstappen won his first World Drivers’ Championship in 2021.
• Toyota TF110, designed to compete in the 2010 Formula 1 World Championship but never saw the track, displayed with its engine cover removed.
• Mercedes W02, driven by Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg during the 2011 Formula 1 World Championship.
• Williams FW26, raced by Ralf Schumacher and Juan Pablo Montoya, renowned for its striking ‘walrus’ nose design.
Audi Revolut F1 Team 2026 car
In an F1 Exhibition first, the Audi Revolut F1Team 2026 showcar will be exclusively on display until 8th June, giving fans the chance to stand face-to-face with the cutting-edge of racing innovation.
2026 marks a thrilling new era as the iconic German powerhouse Audi has stormed onto the Formula 1 grid with its first-ever factory team. Leading the charge are the dynamic duo of Gabriel Bortoleto and Nico Hulkenberg, bringing skill, speed, and serious intent to the track. Now fans can get even closer to the latest F1 manufacturer.
Exciting themed rooms
The tour takes visitors through several themed rooms that offer different insights into the world of Formula 1.
In “Once Upon A Time in Formula 1”, a selection of photographs, film footage, artefacts and interviews traces key milestones in the sport’s history. “Design Lab” focuses on the development of a racing car and shows how teams design and produce individual components.
“Drivers and Duels” focuses on major rivalries, iconic drivers and legendary moments since 1950. On display are, among other things, historical memorabilia and a large helmet installation.
“Revolution by Design” looks at technical innovations, inventive spirit and design solutions that have shaped Formula 1 over the decades.
Particularly impressive is the “Survival” section which focuses on Romain Grosjean’s crash at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix and his rescue from the burning car. On display are the remains of the Haas car and a video installation featuring interviews and footage that document this event whilst also highlighting the progress the sport has made in the area of safety.
Fans and motorsport enthusiasts can look forward to a brand-new experience, exclusive to the Munich exhibition. The new room “German Drive” honours the significant contribution Germany has made to motorsport, celebrating its legendary drivers and historic race tracks. Nico Hulkenberg’s 2026 Audi suit and helmet will also be on display, straight from his first season in Formula 1 with Audi.
The exhibition concludes with “Pit Wall”, an immersive multimedia finale that brings together some of Formula 1’s most striking and emotional moments.
Exclusive exhibits
Beyond the cars, the exhibition features exclusive visual and audio material, authentic original exhibits, large-scale installations and an audio guide with background stories, insider facts and interviews with personalities from the sport. Interactive displays complement the tour and bring technical developments, famous duels and key moments in Formula 1® to life.
Become a racing driver yourself – The Fastest Lap Simulator
Visitors can feel the adrenaline rush and set their personal best lap time in an F1 racing simulator. Guests can experience what it’s like to sit behind the wheel of an F1 car, as the race around the iconic Red Bull Ring track.
An international success story
Munich is the tenth Formula 1 Exhibition to open its doors globally, following stops in iconic cities including Madrid, Vienna, London, Amsterdam, Toronto, Buenos Aires and Melbourne, with over 2 million tickets sold to date. Munich is the second German venue after Oberhausen.
Emily Prazer, Chief Commercial Officer of Formula 1:
“Formula 1 is delighted to bring its second F1 Exhibition to Germany. Munich, a city renowned for its culture, history and tourism, provides the perfect setting to celebrate the sport’s heritage with our passionate German fans while welcoming new audiences. The show recognises Germany’s outstanding contribution to Formula 1, and I look forward to fans experiencing it.”
Jonathan Linden, Co-CEO of Round Room Live and Producer of The Formula 1 Exhibition:
“After the fantastic debut in Oberhausen, we knew we wanted to bring the excitement of the F1 Exhibition to even more fans across Germany. Germany has a rich motorsport heritage – from iconic racetracks and legendary drivers to world-renowned manufacturers – all of which are celebrated throughout the exhibition, with Audi’s arrival on the grid this season adding another exciting chapter. We’re thrilled to give visitors the chance to experience the history, drama and excitement of Formula 1 in this unique way.”
Christian Danner, former Formula 1 driver and TV pundit:
“This exhibition fires on all cylinders: die-hard fans relive iconic moments from bold new angles and dive into technical details they’ve never had access to before. At the same time, the entire experience is designed so that even complete newcomers are swept up in the magic of this sport, from its cutting-edge technology and fearless drivers to the gripping stories unfolding behind the scenes. And with its immersive atmosphere – from roaring engine soundscapes to dramatic visual staging – visitors feel as if they’ve been transported right into the heart of a race weekend.”