F1 News
New collaboration: Top chef Ramsay comes to cook at Formula 1
- Savannah Lenz
Ahead of the 2025 season, Formula 1 has been announcing new partners left and right. This time, it is someone who is known for bringing the heat; Gordon Ramsay. World-renowned Chef Ramsay will be spicing the world of motorsport up. However, this collaboration was a long time coming as Ramsay has often shared his love for F1.
Ramsay will not be preparing special dishes for the most exclusive area in the F1 paddock. The menu will change every weekend as the chef and his team will be creating dishes to reflect the race weekend. Ramsay already has paddock experience after the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix. This year he will be gracing ten races with his famous foods. The locations are Miami, Canada, Britain, Italy, Austin, Mexico City, Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
Domenicali and Ramsay delighted
Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula 1, is enthusiastic, saying, 'We are thrilled to begin such an exciting collaboration with a world-renowned chef like Gordon Ramsay. F1 Garage is a one-of-a-kind experience in our sport, offering fans unparalleled access inside the world of Formula 1. Our vision is to offer premium F1 hospitality through a unique journey not only on the track but also at the table, with standards of excellence that reflect the passion and soul of our sport. We cannot wait to begin this joint venture entirely dedicated to our guests, which will see them enjoy an unforgettable experience, starting from the Miami Grand Prix.”
Ramsay is also excited. He said, "My passion for F1 is well known, but it’s the complexity and pace of the cars, and the talent of the many people building and controlling them, that appeals so much. In many ways, F1 is like a high-performing professional kitchen, so this is the perfect partnership for us and our growing international restaurant groups. We’re excited about what we can offer the F1 Garage guests, and we can’t wait to get to the starting line in Miami this May.”
This article was written in collaboration with Esteban den Toom.
Want more Formula 1? Then follow GPblog on our various social media channels!