The Formula 1 paddock continues to highlight top-tier engineering. McLaren, Audi and Cadillac each introduced updated hospitality facilities, highlighting how current Formula 1 squads treat their motorhomes as key strategic tools instead of basic workspaces.

McLaren

McLaren debuted its fresh Team Hub at the Monaco Grand Prix and quickly stood out as a paddock highlight. Clad in dark reflective glass accented with papaya tones, the three-level design takes the place of the squad prior European setup and marks the first full McLaren motorhome refresh since 2007. Built with clean lines, it includes wide glass panels, driver suites, conference areas and an upper terrace with harbour views. Created across two years, the effort blends advanced systems with eco-friendly components while mirroring the team modern on-track and off-track identity.

Audi

Audi selected Monaco to launch its revised branding. Taking over from the long-used Sauber unit, the German brand presented a three-level motorhome shaped by Audi official design style. At roughly 260 tonnes and built from 40 modular shipping containers, the space moves to all European events and functions as both an operations base and a signal of Audi goals ahead of its planned title bid.

Cadillac

The strongest discussion point came from Cadillac. Early in its Formula 1 path, the US outfit showed a bold three-level motorhome that matches many leading squads. With custom finishes, high-end guest zones and a striking suspended staircase, the setup aims to welcome visitors while aiding daily team work. Cadillac leaders stressed the need for a common space where engineers, mechanics, leaders and partners can collaborate and share meals. The outcome goes beyond a hospitality space and stands as a clear sign of the squad lasting dedication to Formula 1.