THE F1 IN TO PADDOCK
Our partners, your pass to the Montreal GP
The F1 in TO Paddock Club is free to join. Members get early access to private events, exclusive invites, and brand activations throughout the season, including major races like Montreal. Sign up, show up, and be part of something bigger.
This experience is made possible through the support of two of the biggest names in Formula 1. With Red Bull and Pirelli Canada, we’re delivering more than hospitality, we’re delivering true F1 access. Invitations are limited and reserved for active members of the Paddock Club network. If you’re ready for the next level of fan engagement, this is your starting grid.
The Paddock Club experience includes private viewings, curated dinners, and invite-only business mixers across race weekend. From high-end venues in the city to intimate post-qualifying gatherings, every element is designed to elevate your connection to the sport. It’s about being in the right rooms, with the right people, at exactly the right time.
Toronto’s Race-Day HQ
Fan-fueled.
Event-smart.
Built for proper F1 viewing.
F1inTO turns race weekends into a citywide pit lane. We assemble at the venue, screens in sync, commentary at full volume, hosts who know the strategy calls, and a crowd that lives for last-lap lunges. It’s not “just a bar”; it’s a race-day setup engineered by fans for fans.
What to Expect Each Weekend
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Pick drops mid-week on our site and Instagram.
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Doors & schedule posted for the Race.
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Full-sound broadcast with synchronized screens and race-smart hosts.
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Community perks, contests, prize drops, and occasional pop-up activations.
Fan-Fueled, Always
F1inTO started as a community and stays that way. Share feedback, suggest features, or volunteer on race day, we refine the setup with every round.
Our F1 in TO–curated events for the next Grand Prix season.
When we announce a venue, it will already have survived the chaos test. Can it handle full-volume engines through the speakers, a sea of shirts and flags, people jumping at every restart, and still feel fun rather than cramped or messy. If the answer is anything less than a hard yes, it does not make the cut.
Each Grand Prix weekend will have its own “main stage” spot, tuned to that race. Early mornings, late nights, street circuits, night races. The venue has to match the vibe. So when you see the lineup drop, read it as a promise. Every event has been picked for atmosphere first, logistics second, and aesthetics right after that.
