Have you ever dreamed of driving a F1? Although very few can achieve it, this sport has millions of followers around the world. A hobby that also stands out in gastronomy. Discover in the following lines the most curious automobile-themed establishments.
Passion for Formula 1
La F1 It is an automobile competition founded more than seventy years ago and considered one of the sports championships most prestigious in the world. Tens of millions of people enjoy this competition every weekend, between March and November, through their devices or live. Celebrated in different circuits around the planet, gastronomy it also has its place in these spaces.
The different teams, which are the names of the teams that make up the competition, have their own spaces where the drivers follow a diet established by nutritionists and prepared by different chefs de recognized prestige. Although, unlike other sports, these are more lax. And it is that, to give an example, the British team Williams does not deprive himself of feeding his pilots with the Popular breakfast English.
Madness in Mexico by Checo Pérez
Sergio Pérez, better known as "Checo" Pérez, has become a star of the F1. Something they are very proud of in their native country, Mexico. And it is that, the Mexican pilot is one of the great figures of this competition. That is why authentic museums have emerged in his country in his honor and in that of the sport itself. Restaurants have joined this boom.
In the capital, Mexico City, we met the Sports & Chips, referent of the theme Sports in the country. Although it has spaces for different sports, the star of the venue is the Pérez racing car simulator, which makes the fan delight. And in the town of Tultitlán we find the Velocity Racing Pitswhere we will enjoy Mexican gastronomy dishes and American with name of different pilots of the competition.
France, the birthplace of Formula 1
La F1 It is based in Paris, since the germ of the competition can be found in the neighboring country of Spain. This also means that many venues have this sport as their main theme. In the small French town of Carcassonne we find the Bar F1, a small place where we can see newspaper clippings and old photos of the most outstanding pilots.
But what stands out most about this union between the F1 and France we find it on the Parisian Champs Elysées. In this popular avenue we find the L'Atelier Renault, huge museum of this business. In it we will find models and historical vehicles of the firm, clothing, souvenirs and, of course, replicas of racing cars. One of its spaces has a bar-restaurant, which at the moment it remains closed.
A hobby spread across Europe
Europe is the part of the world where Formula 1 is followed more. And it is that, being the cradle of this competition, the fans have been working for more decades than in the rest of the world. the team Ferrari He is the one who has the most fans on the European continent. Proof of this is that in Italy, the cradle of the company, numerous establishments are true museums of the brand prancing horse.
An example is found in Fiorano Modenese, a town located in the Emilia-Romagna region. In this city is located the Montana Restaurant. Entering this place is like enter a real museum of the red team. You will be able to enjoy a long list of typical dishes of the region while photos, models, autographs or overalls (pilots' clothing) hang on the walls.
In the rest of Europe we can also find other establishments dedicated to the F1, but the list is so long that I wouldn't have time to enumerate it. And it is that this sport move masses, which leads to a little piece of him being present anywhere in the world. A way to enjoy eating in an environment that you like. Don't you think?
