Join F1 legends Mika Häkkinen & David Coulthard for a night of high-octane entertainment – a conversation exploring their storied, turbulent time at the pinnacle of motorsport, the current state of play in Formula One, the electrifying 2025 season, and their predictions for 2026 – all underscored by their endless banter

The illustrious duo drove as rivals and then most famously as teammates in McLaren Formula 1 to the 1998 FIA Formula One World Constructors Championship, with a partnership as brilliant and consistent as it was volatile, and hostile.

Discover how, in retirement, “The Flying Finn” and “DC” have seen their longstanding rivalry evolve into an enduring friendship – forged on the racetrack and strengthened through mutual respect.

Don’t miss this unique chance to see these fierce rivals, close friends, and F1 legends as you’ve never seen them before.

Mika Häkkinen & David Coulthard – F1 Legends
3 Mar 2026, 7:30pm
Concert Hall, QPAC, Brisbane
www.qpac.com.au

Now, the world is asking: “What’s next?” following his departure from the Haas team at the end of 2023.

Hot off the release of his new book, Unfiltered, Guenther takes us into the pit lanes and onto the circuits of the world’s greatest racing circuits. Through this unique lens, he guides us on a thrilling rollercoaster ride through the heart of high-stakes motor racing, sharing an unobstructed view of the pressures and exhilaration of high-speed competition.

Full of twists and turns, from hiring and firing drivers, balancing books, pre-season preparations, the design, launch and testing of a car, culminating in the inside story of his severance from the team – this is the first time Guenther will be telling his story to a public audience from the stage.

Uncompromising, brutally funny, entertaining and searingly honest, this is Guenther at his very best and not an event any fan of Formula 1 can afford to miss.

Plus save your burning questions for Guenther and ask him on the night as part of a Q&A!

Guenther Steiner Unfiltered Live
18 March 2025, 7:30pm
Concert Hall, QPAC, Brisbane
www.qpac.com.au

His career also ran parallel to the dawn of the new media age pertaining to live sport, so his life was very well documented visually, so well in fact that the film is built entirely from actual footage from his career, while a large part of the film’s dialogue comes from Senna himself.

It’s a masterful job of blending archival footage, spoken snippets from Ayrton himself and comments from some media experts that knew him well. There is also family footage that nicely places the focus on his life away from the track and some comical footage from a number of his Brazilian television appearances.

Senna’s racing career was littered with conflicts with members of the sport’s governing body as well as with fellow drivers as his win at all cost approach helped to redefine what was once a gentleman’s sport. Most of those conflicts paled in comparison to the battles he waged with Jean-Marie Balestre, the then head of the sport’s governing body and fellow driver Alain Prost. For dramatic purposes the filmmakers have placed the most focus on the dynamics between these three.

For those very familiar with the story of Ayrton Senna’s life, the film offers a few surprises and some previously unseen footage. It also provides a stark reminder of how much was lost with Senna’s passing but what the film really excels at is introducing the uninitiated to one of the world of sport’s most charismatic and inspiring individuals.

Rob Hudson
www.facebook.com/UniversalPicturesAU

His career also ran parallel to the dawn of the new media age pertaining to live sport, so his life was very well documented visually, so well in fact that the film is built entirely from actual footage from his career, while a large part of the film’s dialogue comes from Senna himself.

It’s a masterful job of blending archival footage, spoken snippets from Ayrton himself and comments from some media experts that knew him well. There is also family footage that nicely places the focus on his life away from the track and some comical footage from a number of his Brazilian television appearances.

Senna’s racing career was littered with conflicts with members of the sport’s governing body as well as with fellow drivers as his win at all cost approach helped to redefine what was once a gentleman’s sport. Most of those conflicts paled in comparison to the battles he waged with Jean-Marie Balestre, the then head of the sport’s governing body and fellow driver Alain Prost. For dramatic purposes the filmmakers have placed the most focus on the dynamics between these three.

For those very familiar with the story of Ayrton Senna’s life, the film offers a few surprises and some previously unseen footage. It also provides a stark reminder of how much was lost with Senna’s passing but what the film really excels at is introducing the uninitiated to one of the world of sport’s most charismatic and inspiring individuals.

Rob Hudson
www.sennamovie.co.uk