Promoted: Charles Leclerc opens Shell House Canada
Scuderia Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc officially opens Shell House at the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.
Shell House Montreal 2019
Shell and Scuderia Ferrari in F1. Learn more about the Shell Innovation Partnership with Ferrari, one of the most successful and recognized in the world of motorsport.
It’s the longest-running partnership in F1 history, and the relationship between Shell and Scuderia Ferrari is still going strong, as demonstrated through the innovative activations happening at Shell House this week ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.
Open to the public from Friday, we were invited for a sneak peek into the rest of the week’s activities. From simulator racing to Batak, from race action inspired DJ sets with international sensation Oliver Heldens to mixology masterclasses, it’s all happening down at Shell House.
Charles Leclerc, Ferrari at Shell House
Photo by: Minas Panagiotakis / Getty Images
Charles Leclerc, Ferrari at Shell House
Photo by: Minas Panagiotakis / Getty Images
Julia Piquet with Charles Leclerc, Ferrari at Shell House
Photo by: Minas Panagiotakis / Getty Images
Opening day saw Charles Leclerc pull up outside the custom-built Shell House in a sleek Ferrari, ready to kick off the festivities. Taking on local influencers in various challenges, Charles also spent some time catching up with our very own Julia Piquet - stay tuned to hear his thoughts on tackling the Montreal circuit this weekend.
Focusing on all things fuel - and fun - the Shell House is a great place for F1 fans to learn more about the unique Innovation Partnership between Shell Motorsport and Scuderia Ferrari, and about the important role fuel plays in keeping Scuderia Ferrari in the top-flight of F1 teams.
Check out our video for more highlights from Day One. If you’re in Montreal, make sure you get yourself down to the Shell House this weekend.
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