Flux Nexus designs The Vale, Silverstone's ultra-premium F1 hospitality
The Vale, a new ultra-premium hospitality venue at Silverstone, represents a major architectural upgrade for Formula 1. Designed by Flux Nexus founder Levi Jack Sibthorpe, the two-level structure features a 10m cantilever roof over the track, 35 art installations, and over 100 furniture pieces. Built in weeks using an 8m-tall aluminium space frame, it houses La Bombe by Trivet restaurant and a rooftop terrace. The venue launched during the 2026 British Grand Prix, which drew 564,000 fans—the largest F1 event ever—and saw Charles Leclerc win his first Silverstone victory.
Key facts
- The Vale is Silverstone's newest and most premium hospitality offering.
- Designed by Flux Nexus founder and director Levi Jack Sibthorpe.
- Features a 10m overhanging cantilever roof over the race action.
- Built in weeks using an 8m-tall cross-braced aluminium space frame.
- Includes 35 art installations and over 100 furniture pieces.
- Ground floor houses La Bombe by Trivet restaurant from Jonny Lake.
- Upstairs has a tasting experience, music lounge, bar, and terrace.
- Launched during the 2026 British Grand Prix with 564,000 fans.
- Charles Leclerc won his first Silverstone victory at that race.
- Five full-time British F1 drivers were on the grid for the first time since 1996.
Entities
Artists
- Levi Jack Sibthorpe
- Jonny Lake
Institutions
- Flux Nexus
- Silverstone
- Trivet
- Mainguilty
- Wallpaper*
- Chartered Institute of Journalists
Locations
- Silverstone
- United Kingdom
- London