– The big Formula 1 launch, which was held in February 2025 on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the premier class at the London O2 Arena, will be repeated next year – but no longer in the English capital, but from February 18 to 20, 2027 in Milan, Italy.
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On Friday, Formula 1 officially announced that it will build on the successful anniversary event “F1 75 Live”: Under the name “F1 Live Milan,” the fashion metropolis will become the scene of a huge fan event with two central pillars: the “Milan Fan Festival,” which runs over all three days, and “F1 The Show” as a show spectacle for one evening.
At the show on the evening of February 18, the drivers and team principals of all eleven Formula 1 teams will appear. The spectacle will be accompanied by music, show performances, and other entertainment – very similar to the big launch event in London. (Last night in London: Why the big F1 show was a hit)
“We always think big and push boundaries. ‘F1 Live Milan’ will be an incredible experience created at its heart for our fans,” says Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali. “We want them not only to watch the sport but to fully immerse themselves in it.”
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“It is an important building block of our ambition to bring Formula 1 closer to the fans than ever before. We give them the chance to experience their heroes up close and feel the energy, innovation, and emotions that make Formula 1 so unique.”
Although the first event in London was a great success and tickets sold out in no time, there was initially no repeat of the joint presentation of all Formula 1 teams this year. (Last night in London: Why the F1 show could have been skipped)
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This will change before the 2027 season. “While Formula 1 continues to reach new target groups worldwide, racing remains our soul,” says Domenicali. “But we also want to create unforgettable experiences that bring the fascination of Formula 1 to life on an even bigger stage and continue to test what is possible.”
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“Building on the extraordinary success of ‘F1 75’ in London, ‘F1 Live Milan’ will transform the city into a Formula 1 festival for three unforgettable days and bring people from all over the world together to celebrate our sport. I know that my Italian compatriots will give the arriving fans a fantastic welcome.”
“I can hardly wait to see the city blossom with the energy of Formula 1 and create memories for eternity,” adds the Italian. Which specific activities and events will take place on the remaining days of the three-day program has not yet been finalized.
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All details about the “Milan Fan Festival” of Formula 1 will be announced in the coming months. Official ticket sales are expected to start this year, with fans able to register in advance. Those who cannot be there live on site should be able to follow the action via various media channels.
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