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Experience technology where Formula 1 history is made A unique opportunity: Directly with the Audi Revolut F1 Team, you dive into the world of Formula 1 and build your own remote-controlled vehicle. Where engineers work daily on the race cars of the top class, you experience technology up close. Step by step, you manufacture the individual components, assemble your vehicle, and program it. This way, you playfully discover how mechanics, electronics, and programming interact and why precision in motorsport makes the decisive difference. At the same time, you gain exciting insights into the fascinating world of the Audi Revolut F1 Team. Innovation, teamwork, and the latest technologies shape the daily life of a Formula 1 racing team and make this event an experience you rarely get to have. The best part: No prior knowledge is required. All you need to bring is curiosity and enthusiasm for technology and mobility. In the end, you take your self-built vehicle home and many new impressions from the world of top motorsport. An experience that uniquely combines technical understanding, creativity, and the fascination of Formula 1. The Tinkering Workshop Zürioberland takes you to where technology is created. Together with innovative companies, you can tinker, experiment, and build your own projects. Thanks to the support of regional partners, participation remains affordable for families.
Highlights
- Build your own remote-controlled vehicle
- Insights into the world of the Audi Revolut F1 Team
- No prior knowledge required
General Information
The Tinkering Workshop offers a unique opportunity to build a remote-controlled vehicle directly with the Audi Revolut F1 Team. Participants experience firsthand how technology, mechanics, and programming interact in motorsport and take their self-built vehicle home.
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October 2026
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