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[edparker75]

Hi everyone,

I am glad that I will visit London city, UK, next May 31 2008 week!

Does anyone here know where I can go and to see place of Formula One Racing Car Engine Development / Research in London?

Many thanks

Eddie

[texasmr2]

Hi everyone,

I am glad that I will visit London city, UK, next May 31 2008 week!

Does anyone here know where I can go and to see place of Formula One Racing Car Engine Development / Research in London?

Many thanks

Eddie

Welcome Eddie and if you can find a team that will let you 'inside' please let us know asap!

[Selcouth_Feline]

TBH, I'm not sure how much F1 stuff there is in London. Last year, there was an exhibition and several talks by prominent F1 people but I don't think there are any at the moment

Actually, about the only F1 thing I can think of in London is Mika Hakkinen's car in the Science Museum (which is worth a look anyway, particularly as entrance is free!). Really nice article on the Science Museusm here

[Kimi_Hamilton]

I didn't know Mika's car was on display. I wouldn't mind seeing it.

[onelapdown]

There isn't much F1 stuff in London, Oxfordshire is usually regarded as the silicon valley of motorsport although several F1 teams are situated elsewhere.

If you just want to see a cracking museum I suggest you seek out the Donington Grand Prix Collection at Donington Park circuit, which is pretty awesome. It's a long way from London though.

[racechick]

There isn't much F1 stuff in London, Oxfordshire is usually regarded as the silicon valley of motorsport although several F1 teams are situated elsewhere.

If you just want to see a cracking museum I suggest you seek out the Donington Grand Prix Collection at Donington Park circuit, which is pretty awesome. It's a long way from London though.

Thats just down the road from me. Its excellent! Loads of F1 cars going right back

[KyrosV]

there is a mcLaren that mika hakkinan crashed in a race, in the science museam