Two years after F1 75 in London, Milan will host F1 Live in 2027
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Two years after the success of the F1 75 event, celebrating 75 years of F1 in London, the promoter announced this Friday that an even more ambitious event will be held in Milan in 2027.

A single evening celebrating all the F1 teams , just a few days before the start of the season… This will happen again, at the beginning of 2027. This Friday, F1 announced the holding of “F1 Live Milan”, which will take over from London for a particularly ambitious three-day show.

Two years after achieving the feat of attracting 7,5 million live viewers, F1 will this time offer the “Milan Fan Festival,” taking place over three consecutive days, and “F1 The Show,” a one-night event comparable to the O2 show, bringing together all the drivers and team principals from the eleven competing teams. This evening, promising musical performances and other surprises like last year’s, will be held on February 18, 2027, and will essentially kick off the festival, which runs until February 20.

Further details regarding F1 Live Milan—including the program of activities planned during the Milan Fan Festival and the list of participants in “F1 The Show”—will be revealed in the coming months. Tickets will go on sale later this year, and fans will also have the opportunity to register in advance. Those unable to travel to Milan will still have the chance to follow F1 Live Milan through a wide range of broadcast channels, as confirmed by F1.

“We always think big and constantly push the boundaries; F1 Live Milan will be an incredible experience, designed with our fans at the heart of the project,” said Stefano Domenicali. “ We want them to feel like they’re not just watching the sport, but truly immersed in it. This event is part of our ongoing ambition to bring Formula 1 closer to its fans than ever before, giving them the chance to see their heroes up close and feel the energy, innovation, and emotion that make Formula 1 so unique. As F1 continues to win over new audiences around the world, motor racing will always remain at the core of our sport; but we also want to create unforgettable experiences that bring the excitement of Formula 1 to life on an even bigger scale, while continuing to explore new possibilities.”

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