F1 Arcade launches butler service for British Grand Prix

F1 Arcade is providing a luxurious watch get together expertise to followers in London throughout subsequent week’s British Grand Prix. Friends on the St Paul’s location of the sim racing sizzling spot can be handled like A-listers in celebration of the game’s seventy fifth anniversary at Silverstone.

Clients who buy the bundle, which is being offered for £250 per individual, can be waited available and foot by their very own private butler and obtain bottomless champagne and afternoon tea all through the race. 

They will even be chauffeured to and from the venue in a Mercedes Maybach, sip on Silverstone-themed cocktails and have entry to limitless sim racing earlier than the lights exit. F1 Arcade will even be gifting away tickets to the one-of-a-kind race expertise on their Instagram account subsequent week. 

The enterprise, which now has 5 areas within the UK and US, is poised for fast enlargement with plans to launch 30 venues throughout America over the subsequent 5 years. “We market to a large viewers,” Jon Gardner, US president of F1 Arcade, beforehand advised us. “Our prospects are cut up 50/50 female and male. We do see avid gamers are available however it’s not only for them. We’re seeing that [guests] aren’t simply right here for the racing simulators, they need a full night-out with meals, drinks, and leisure. All indicators level to folks wanting this type of social, immersive expertise … it truly is for everybody.”

F1 Arcade bridges the hole between the game and its followers, providing a number of the world’s most practical racing simulators paired with premium meals and beverage choices, harking back to F1’s ultra-exclusive Paddock Membership.

F1 Arcade

Just one% of F1 followers will ever attend a race in individual, so the outcome is a perfect house for folks seeking to join with each other, significantly throughout race watch events. 

“They’re a real get together,” Gardner mentioned of the DJ-hosted occasions. “Folks are available at 6 or 7 a.m.to look at the races – earlier than we’re even allowed to serve alcohol. That’s how passionate they’re.” He additionally confused the significance of integrating into the material of every market they’re coming into: “We need to make it possible for wherever we’re going, we’re part of the neighborhood.”

Images from Austrian Grand Prix – Thursday