Tag: F1
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Sponsorships
From Newsstands to Glam Suites, SheaMoisture Shifts into Experiential for F1 Miami Weekend
Every year, the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix draws ire from racing fans for being too hot and muggy, but Florida’s humid climate proved to be the perfect testing ground for SheaMoisture’s newest frizz-fighting product, Silk Press in a Bottle Prep Cream. The brand identified the May 2-3 race weekend as the next stop for […]
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Sponsorships
2026 F1 Miami Grand Prix: Full-Throttle Experiences from TikTok, Diageo, Mobil and More
Now in its fifth year, the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix continues to draw race fans from around the world, with attendance figures estimated at 275,000, and it’s a major activation moment for brands, as the first U.S. race of the season. Every year, we’ve seen more and more brands take advantage of the exploding […]
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B-to-C Events
How 14 Brands Lit up the Strip for the 2025 Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix
Back for a third year, the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix took over the Strip for a 3.8-mile night race that passed by all of the city’s iconic landmarks, Nov. 20-22. The Sphere was once again integrated into the spectacle, with larger-than-life video imagery of the drivers and sponsors illuminated on its surface […]
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B-to-C Events
From Barilla to Duracell, F1 US Grand Prix 2025 Draws New Brand Activations in Austin
Everything’s bigger in Texas, and Formula 1 is no exception. A staple on the F1 calendar since 2012, the Formula 1 MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix welcomed 380,000 attendees to the Circuit of The Americas (COTA), Oct. 17-19. Over the weekend, F1 announced a contract extension to host the race at the Austin, TX, […]
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B-to-C Events
How Lego’s Multicity ‘Off Track’ Activation Drove Formula 1 Hype Among Kids and Families
In a partnership launched with Formula 1, the Lego Group went full throttle to integrate its brand into the sport. Its family-friendly “Build the Thrill” activations popped up at U.S. F1 races, with the first taking place at the Miami Grand Prix, followed by Austin, TX, and Las Vegas. But Lego also went “off track” […]




