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Time Out Abu Dhabi
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
Lewis Hamilton is launching an F1 Soho House pop-up at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Abu Dhabi's F1 weekend is a highlight of the city's social calendar – but this year, it's getting a major upgrade. Enter House 44, a brand-new pop-up experience by Soho House, created in partnership with none other than Lewis Hamilton and hosted inside the prestigious F1 Paddock Club. After debuting earlier this year at the Miami Grand Prix, House 44 is now making its way around six international race locations, with its grand finale landing in Yas Marina Circuit from December 5 to 7, just in time for the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2025. So, what's House 44? Imagine a private Soho House, dropped right into the middle of the most exclusive part of a Formula 1 race weekend. It's a luxury suite dressed in signature Soho House style, with unbeatable track views, world-class hospitality, DJ sets, curated art and a mixed drink list that includes a special non-alcoholic serve made with Hamilton's own Almave blue agave drink. It's also a place where F1's elite – including Hamilton himself – just might pop in for a drink and a chat. The name House 44 is a nod to Hamilton's racing number – a number he's had since his karting days and one that's come to represent one of the most decorated careers in motorsport history. As a longtime Soho House member, Hamilton's fingerprints are all over the suite, from the design and drinks menu to the curated showcase of memorabilia and Plus 44 fashion pieces from both current and archive collections. But House 44 isn't just a viewing lounge. Guests will also be able to sign up for behind-the-scenes access experiences across the weekend, including pit lane walks, guided tours of the Paddock and even open-top track rides with expert commentary. There's also the chance to watch the post-race podium celebrations from up close – one of the most coveted spots at any Grand Prix. Expect a high-energy off-track atmosphere too, with live DJs, acoustic sets, a bespoke food menu blending local flavours with global inspiration and a specially curated art collection by Hamilton himself. Think of it as a race-weekend house party, with a touch more horsepower. Hospitality packages for House 44 Abu Dhabi start from Dhs45,577 and include three-day suite access, trackside experiences (subject to availability), full food and drinks and access to all the House 44 exclusives. Experiences like the pit lane walk and Paddock tours are available to book at reception on arrival and are first-come, first-served – so don't sleep on it. In addition to Abu Dhabi, House 44 is popping up at Silverstone, Zandvoort, Monza, Mexico City and Las Vegas – but this is your last chance to catch it for the 2025 season. Tickets must be booked through the official link and not via the Soho House app. Details on race-day transport will be shared by email after booking. So, if you've ever wondered what it's like to spend a Grand Prix weekend in the fast lane – and in signature Soho House style – House 44 in Abu Dhabi is your golden ticket. From Dhs57,841.25. Dec 5-7. Yas Marina Circuit. More F1 news You can now watch all the F1 races trackside at Abu Dhabi's iconic W Hotel Your race day sorted Brad Pitt's F1 racing film is premiering in Abu Dhabi – and yes, he filmed it here It's the Middle East premiere Tickets for the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 GP are now on sale Some of them are already sold out
The Sun
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
F1 hospitality suite where Lewis Hamilton makes appearance, tickets cost £12,000 and fans get access to pit lane
LEWIS HAMILTON and Formula One have teamed up for an initiative to give racegoers a stunning new experience at races. The seven-time F1 world champion has teamed up with F1 Paddock Club and Soho House to launch a special hospitality suite at key races throughout the remainder of the 2025 season. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Hamilton has been a member of Soho House for more than a decade, but has now added his own creative vision to the special "House 44" pop-ups. The 40-year-old drew inspiration from his own personal aesthetic and branding for the project. Fans staying there will be able to enjoy special cocktails made with the drivers non-alcoholic blue agave spirit Almave alongside exclusive DJ lineups, curated photography and items from the Plus 44 collections and racing memorabilia. However, in fitting with its F1 theme - staying in the suites which will overlook the pit lane and start-finish straights - it will cost a pretty penny. The package deal - featuring a three-night stay, behind-the-scenes tour of the F1 paddock, priority access to the post-race podium celebrations and track tours and photo safari - starts at £12,000. Other items in the deal include a custom drinks menu featuring House cocktails and a fusion of global and local food, crafted from market-fresh ingredients. House 44 Paddock Club suites will be available at six races throughout the rest of the season, starting with the British Grand Prix on July 6. Following the summer shutdown the Dutch Grand Prix on August 31 will be the second event where the package will be available, followed by the Italian Grand Prix a week later. The Mexican Grand Prix on October 26 will be the fourth race to have House 44 deal available. Las Vegas on November 22 will be the penultimate race with available before it is offered at the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi on December 7. F1 stars' pets including driver with thirteen cats, Leclerc's yacht-loving pooch and Hamilton's dog Roscoe with own car 8
Daily Tribune
13-03-2025
- Automotive
- Daily Tribune
Sells out F1 Paddock Club for Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2025
Bahrain International Circuit (BIC), 'The Home of Motorsport in the Middle East', announced yesterday that it has completely sold out its F1 Paddock Club for the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2025, which is now only less than 30 days away. The Kingdom of Bahrian's sporting and entertainment spectacle is scheduled to take place 11 to 13 April in Sakhir, and the stage is set for another record turnout of fans both in BIC's hospitality optioins and in the grandstands. The race weekend features the slogan 'The Desert Never Sleeps', and it will mark the fourth round of the 2025 FIA F1 World Championship. It will be celebrating the 75th anniversary of both F1 and national carrier Gulf Air. The F1 Paddock Club is worldclass hospitality at its finest, and the most luxurious way to experience the grand prix weekend at the heart of the sport. The F1 Paddock Club selling out follows the same for BIC's Corporate Lounges, which is another top hospitality offering. There is now very limited availability for the two other hospitality options: the The Champions Club and The Dome by F1 Experiences. The Champions Club is an exciting offering created by BIC and F1 Experiences for fans who want to enjoy top-level hospitality and behind-the-scenes access along with insight throughout the race weekend. The Dome by F1 Experiences is an entry-level hospitality offering that comes with its own range of benefits. Limited supply Meanwhile, grandstand tickets are now in limited supply, and fans must act quickly if they have yet to secure their seats. With less than a month remaining for the F1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2025, BIC's Main Grandstand is over 90% sold, while the Turn 1 and Beyon Grandstands are over 80% sold. Tickets are also now on limited availability for the University and Victory Grandstands. Travel packages are also available for Bahrain's F1 weekend, curated in collaboration with Gulf Air Holidays and Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority. These packages offer a range of options, including return flights, hotel accommodations, grand prix tickets, and transfers – all at competitive rates. Fans attending the F1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2025 are in store for an incredible spectacle both on and off the track, with non-stop racing from F1 and its support series, plus plenty of offtrack attractions for the whole family to enjoy. Support series The support series include the FIA Formula 2 Championship, the FIA Formula 3 Championship, and the Porsche Carrera Cup Middle East. The entertainment programme will be headlined by a live performance from international dance music superstar Peggy Gou, who will be taking to the stage on the Saturday night of F1 weekend on 12 April. All those with tickets to the grand prix will be able to enjoy Gou's concert at no extra cost. Also as a major part of this year's entertainment lineup, globally renowned act Circus Cortex is coming to BIC. Circus Cortex is made up of a team of acrobats who are experts in disciplines including parkour, tightrope, pole, BMX, unicycle, hoop, dance, and much more. The fan-favourite Ferris Wheel is back to offer a memorable carnival ride for all those attending. There will also be a Kids Race Festival featuring popular characters such as Sonic the Hedgehog, Snoopy, Popeye Kids, and more; spectacular shows from the Living Garden, Circolation acrobat performers, and the Girlesque Band; and an army of roaming entertainments who will be engaging with fans all throughout the weekend. Charity auction Meanwhile, a special charity auction has been launched by BIC to raise money for the Royal Humanitarian Foun - dation. With the generosity of many of the F1 teams, BIC has gathered an incredible selection of unique items of F1 memorabilia along with some amazing donations from Gulf Air. The auction is now live and will continue until race day on 13 April. It can be accessed on where fans can place your online bids for the items. They include an F1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2024 licence plate signed by F1 drivers in a presentation frame with plaque; a framed print of a Mercedes F1 car design, signed by Lewis Hamilton; limited edition print artwork of George Russell's car, signed by the driver; racing gloves signed by Valtteri Bottas; commentary notes from Sky F1's David Croft from the F1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix, signed and framed with plaque; 2024 Bahrain Darts Masters match-used darts board, framed and signed by all players, including World Champion Luke Littler; signed F1 memorabilia from teams including Red Bull, McLaren, and Ferrari.
