The exhibition is divided into several thematic zones, each focusing on a specific aspect of Formula 1. These zones include the “Golden Era,” “The Rise of the Teams,” “The Drivers,” “The Technology,” and “The Future.”

The “Golden Era” zone delves into the history of Formula 1, showcasing iconic cars and drivers from the 1950s and 1960s. Visitors can experience the thrill of driving these legendary machines through interactive displays and virtual reality experiences.

The exhibition also explores the evolution of safety technology through the years, showcasing various innovations that have been implemented to enhance driver safety. These innovations include the halo, the halo-like device, and the halo-inspired design, all designed to protect drivers from head injuries. The exhibition also delves into the details of the halo, explaining its design, functionality, and the challenges it faced during its implementation. The halo, a crucial safety feature, is a ring-shaped structure that encircles the driver’s head, providing a protective barrier against debris and impacts.

These typefaces, named “The Family,” are designed to be both legible and visually appealing, catering to a wide range of audiences. The exhibition’s design team carefully considered the impact of typography on the visitor experience, aiming to create a sense of wonder and engagement. The exhibition’s design team also employed a variety of other design elements, including lighting, color, and spatial arrangement, to enhance the visitor experience.