McLaren unveils new glass palace at Monaco Grand Prix
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
McLaren has replaced its five-year-old hospitality unit with a new three-story glass structure at the Monaco Grand Prix. The new facility features a striking dark glass exterior and an overhanging papaya orange roof, positioned along the water’s edge among luxury yachts. Inside, the design favors a minimalist aesthetic with notable design elements like a split-level staircase and expansive views of the harbor, aiming to attract high-profile sponsors. This move is part of McLaren's strategy to enhance its hospitality offerings during the prestigious racing event, which commences later this week.
- •McLaren's old motorhome has been retired ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix.
- •The new glass palace features a minimalist interior and a premium view.
- •The structure is strategically located near multi-million-dollar yachts.
- •This investment emphasizes McLaren's commitment to attracting sponsors.
- •The Monaco Grand Prix is set to start later this week.
- 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — McLaren Scraps Its 5-Year-Old Motorhome To Drop a Massive 3-Story Glass Palace on the Monaco Harbor
"The Monaco Grand Prix is the ultimate crown jewel of the Formula 1 calendar, and the paddock real estate war is just as ruthless as the on-track racing. For the past five years, McLaren has relied on their standard European…
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