Red Bull Racing has unveiled a new meeting and events space, MK-7, located alongside its Milton Keynes headquarters. The space centres around an auditorium which houses the team’s collection of race cars, dating back to 2005. It also has a boardroom and a 40-capacity mezzanine area, decorated with details of the team’s history. The space can be configured to suit client requirements, with a maximum capacity of 450 guests for a reception. The new venue launches officially today at The Meetings Show.
The team’s head of corporate events and hospitality, Nick Kenton, commented: “At Red Bull Racing, we do everything to the very highest specification and we wanted to make this new space a real star of the meetings and events world. “The team has spent many years building a solid reputation for outstanding global hospitality, and we can now offer the same excellence in meetings and events from our very own headquarters. “We have surrounded ourselves with the best suppliers and partners to ensure that all our guests enjoy a first-class F1 experience and can align their event with one of the world’s top sporting teams.”
Red Bull launches new events space MK-7 at UK headquarters
Red Bull Racing has unveiled a new meeting and events space, MK-7, located alongside its Milton Keynes headquarters.
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