Jun 11-13
McLaren Formula 1 Experience Canadian Grand Prix
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Join Team McLaren for an unforgettable Formula 1 weekend
A VIP view of the track. Live interviews with the McLaren racing team. Five-star hospitality. This exclusive McLaren Experience allows you to be in the thick of Formula 1 excitement like most can only dream of. Don't miss your chance to live every electric moment.
The 2021 McLaren MCL35M Unveiled
THE PACKAGES
Our McLaren Concierge can assist you with any questions you may have.
Basic package
3 Days
Friday, June 11th –
Sunday, June 13th
$7,800 + taxes
- One race ticket for Friday, Saturday and Sunday
- Three-day McLaren Paddock access
- Gourmet meals and cocktails at the track
Basic + guest package
$15,600 + taxes
THE EXCLUSIVES*
Your weekend will include events and amenities that will be truly memorable.
- All-day hospitality in the Paddock Club
- Exclusive live broadcast from the McLaren garage
- Driver and senior management interviews via Pit Link give insight to Formula 1 and race strategy
- Seating above the McLaren team garages, overlooking the pit lane
- Unlimited access to the Paddock Club Lounge with the F1 simulators and virtual pit stop challenge
- Four course fine dining lunch with hand curated wine and champagne pairings
Your health and safety
are our first priority.
THE DRIVERS
Lando Norris
A gifted karter, Lando Norris remains the youngest driver to ever set a pole position at a national meeting. In 2016, he graduated to single-seaters and won a slew of championships. Lando became the official test and reserve driver for McLaren in 2018, as well as making his debut in F2 with Carlin Racing.
His progression towards F1 continued when he enjoyed impressive FP1 outings in Belgium and Italy. In his second full season with Team McLaren, Lando ran 17 races, earning his maiden Formula 1 podium at the Australian Grand Prix and helping the team clinch P3 in the Constructors' Championship.
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Daniel Ricciardo
Born in Perth, Australia in 1989, Daniel started karting when he was only nine years old, upon finding a hero in Ayrton Senna. After working his way through the go-kart ranks, in 2005 he entered the Australian Formula Ford series and, although driving an uncompetitive car, made enough of an impression to secure a scholarship for the following season’s Formula BMW Asia championship.
In his breakthrough 2014 season, he won his first Grand Prix (and two more). Now, with a stellar record that includes 29 podium appearances and 7 wins, we are delighted to welcome him to the McLaren team for a winning 2021 season.
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