Macao Grand Prix Museum will hold various activities in celebration of this year’s Chinese New Year, including with a spring couplets calligraphy activity, which will be held at the museum’s basement from noon to 1 pm and 3 pm to 4 pm, on the 1st to 7th day of Chinese New Year 2025 (29 January-4 February).
Spring Festival couplets and blessing stickers will be hand-written in calligraphy for the participants on site and they are available in limited quantity on a first-come, first-served basis.
In addition, between 10 am and 6 pm during the above-mentioned period, paper, brush and ink will be provided in the museum for visitors to write their own spring couplets in calligraphy to bring home.
Meanwhile, “A Racing legacy – Drivers’ Collection Exhibition” and “VR F3 Pit Stop Challenge” are held at the museum until February.
Co-presented by Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) and SJM Resorts, the exhibition is held until 3 February to showcase a valuable collection of the drivers’ autographed helmets, gloves, racing outfits and racing team outfits from the racing team sponsored by SJM Resorts.
The autographed helmets and gloves of past Macau Grand Prix champions Alex Lynn and Felix Rosenqvist as well as collectibles from current Formula one and two drivers are on display in the exhibition, offering a vivid picture of the Macau GP and its glorious past while also promoting integration across “tourism +”.
Furthermore, the interactive installation of “VR F3 Pit Stop Challenge” co-launched by the museum and MGM on the first floor of the museum will run through 17 February, according to MGTO.
Through the installation, participants can become pit crew members in charge of changing the tires at the virtual pit stop and strive to complete two sets of tasks within two minutes, through which participants can experience the importance of speed, accuracy and seamless cooperation within the team for task completion as though they were part of the race.
Meanwhile, the LEGO model of Formula 3 race car at the scale of 1:1 designed and built by LEGO Certified Professional Andy Hung will be relocated from the basement to the first floor of the museum for continuous display starting on 22 January.
During Chinese New Year, the museum will be open from 10 am to 6 pm daily, including on Tuesday, 4 February (7th day of Chinese New Year) as a special arrangement. For more information about the museum visit its official website.
Source and Image: MGTO
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