Oberhausen’s New Formula 1 Exhibition Revs Up Racing History
A major Formula 1 exhibition has opened in Oberhausen, covering 3,000 square metres of the sport’s past, present and future. Visitors can explore original artifacts, films and interactive displays—including simulators for a taste of high-speed racing. The show runs until February 1, 2026, with tickets available now.
The exhibition features championship-winning cars from legends like Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel. A dedicated section highlights German drivers, from pioneer Paul Pietsch to current star Nico Hülkenberg. Technology and safety advancements are explained through detailed displays and an audio guide.
The Oberhausen exhibition offers a deep dive into Formula 1’s evolution, blending history with hands-on experiences. It remains open for over a year, giving fans ample time to explore its extensive collection. Organisers hope the event will reignite interest in bringing a Grand Prix back to Germany.
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