Dallara Academy

The Dallara Academy has been designed by the Genoese architect Alfonso Femia, Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia. The Dallara Academy is an educational and display center founded to distribute and share the wealth of knowledge and know-how created in over 46 years of experience – according to the idea of the company founder Mr. Giampaolo Dallara – as well as to enable visitors to see and to understand the cars themselves and the history of the brand Dallara.

Exhibition area: the exhibition area it is always open to the public, both as a single visitor and as a group. A wide curved glass ramp showcases the cars that have marked the history of founder Mr. Giampaolo Dallara Moving along a winding ramp the visitor can almost touch and appreciate the cars that have gone to make up the history of the company such as the first –ever built- the SP 1000. Also to be observed are racing cars that have competed at the Le Mans and Daytona; the single-seater cars that were used to form almost all the F.1 drivers and the Indycar from the American Championships; the latest Formula E; the Dallara Stradale.

The Dallara Academy also pay particular attention to the young students: in fact, an area of the building is totally dedicated to laboratories for middle and high school students, where they will experience first-hand the laws of physics applied to the design and development of cars. This approach, according to the philosophy of "edutainment", or learning to have fun, wants to bring the students beyond the study of physics in the classroom to involve them directly in activities inspired by the three main skills that distinguish the company: design and manufacturing using composite materials, aerodynamics and vehicle dynamics.

Auditorium The Dallara Academy has an area designed to host conferences, meetings, presentations and team building activities. The Auditorium is a space with a capacity of up to 350 people, set up with a videowall of 7m x 2m.