The F1 Festivals will pass through Shanghai, Chicago, Los Angeles and Brazil

The prospect of the 1000th Grand Prix F1 in China in a little over a week in Shanghai will be the opportunity for Liberty Media to kick off the F1 Festivals 2019.

These shows organized on the sidelines of the calendar events will be renewed this season, with a first Chinese version to celebrate a more than important mark in the history of the world championship.

Xintandi Park will host the first festivities on April 12, before a demonstration the next day. Concerts and the opportunity to watch qualifying and the race live will also be offered.

Following the Chinese event, three other F1 Festivals will be organized during the season, with the cities of Chicago and Los Angeles featured, still in Liberty Media's desire to make F1 break through on American soil.

Brazil can also count on its festival, but we will have to wait to know the exact destination. If the Grand Prix is ​​organized on the Interlagos track in Sao Paulo, seeing the single-seaters along Copacabana beach would offer a great showcase for the discipline and the Rio city.

France, and the city of Marseille, were entitled to their festival last year. France will not forget French F1 fans, with 15 roadshows organized before the race scheduled for June 23.