2026 McLaren Racing Center Unveiling

Red Carpet

February 10, 2026

McLaren Racing Center

150 Attendees

Red Carpet

About This Project

In February 2026, Arrow McLaren unveiled the McLaren Racing Center in Indianapolis — the team's new North American headquarters and a nearly 86,000-square-foot home that triples its previous operational footprint. More than 200 guests, including partners, industry leaders, community representatives, and fans, joined drivers Pato O'Ward, Nolan Siegel, and Christian Lundgaard along with McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown for a livestreamed program hosted by FOX's Jamie Little. The evening centered on the reveal of the team's three 2026 NTT INDYCAR SERIES liveries — the No. 5 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet, No. 6 NTT DATA Arrow McLaren Chevrolet, and No. 7 VELO Arrow McLaren Chevrolet — alongside facility tours and live entertainment. Pavilion 360 provided full AV production for the event, including staging, an LED video wall, and audio.

Event Goals

• Introduce the McLaren Racing Center as McLaren Racing's permanent North American hub and signal the organization's long-term commitment to IndyCar. • Unveil the three 2026 Arrow McLaren liveries to fans, media, and partners in a single high-visibility moment ahead of the season. • Give partners, sponsors, and the local Indianapolis community a first look at the renovated facility and its expanded capabilities. • Reinforce the team's stated on-track objectives — sustained growth, an Indianapolis 500 win, and a championship push — in front of the people who back the program.

Technical Highlights

Staging: A custom stage build anchored the livery reveals and driver appearances, designed to hold up on camera for both the in-room audience and the live broadcast feed.

LED Video Wall: A high-resolution LED wall served as the visual centerpiece for the reveal sequence, running broadcast graphics, sponsor branding, and the livery unveil content in sync with the live program.

Audio: A full audio system supported hosting, driver interviews, and live entertainment throughout the evening, tuned for a mixed indoor space handling both spoken word and music.

Live Broadcast Integration: The AV package was built to feed a livestream in addition to the in-room experience, coordinating staging and screen content with the broadcast run of show.