
Milan will host the launch of the next Formula 1 season from 18 to 20 February 2027 with the F1 Live Milan event, which includes a three-day Fan Festival and the evening show F1 The Show with drivers and team principals from the eleven teams, inspired by the success of the 2025 London edition followed by over 7.5 million viewers streaming in 37 countries.
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The 2025 London edition of F1 Live was watched by more than 7.5 million viewers streaming across 37 countries, setting a precedent for the expansion of Formula 1 events beyond traditional racing.
Milan in 2027 like London in 2025. The Lombardy capital will host the launch of the next Formula1 season from 18 to 20 February. 'F1 Live Milano' will include a three-day Fan Festival, while 'F1 The Show' will include an evening show with the participation of the drivers of the eleven teams and the Team Principals. The 2025 ceremony at the O2 Arena was watched by more than 7.5 million viewers streaming in 37 countries.
"We always think big and push the limits - explains the president and CEO of Formula 1, Stefano Domenicali in a statement -. F1 Live Milan will be an incredible experience designed specifically for our fans. We want them to feel that they are not simply watching this sport, but that they are truly immersed in it. This is an important part of our constant ambition to bring Formula 1 closer to fans than ever, offering them the chance to see their heroes up close and experience the energy, innovation and emotion that make Formula 1 so unique. As F1 continues to reach new audiences around the world, racing will always be our soul: but we also want to create unforgettable experiences that bring the excitement of Formula 1 to life on an even larger scale and continue to explore what is possible." "Following the extraordinary success of F1 75 in London - continues Domenicali - F1 Live Milan will transform the city into a Formula 1 festival for three unforgettable days, bringing together people from all over the world to celebrate everything they love about our sport. I know that my compatriots will offer a fantastic welcome to the fans who travel to F1 Live Milan and I can't wait to see the city come alive with the energy of Formula 1, creating memories - he concludes - that will last for your whole life."
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