F1's $13,450 Michelin-Star Dinner Served on a Moving Glass Truck

Formula 1 has introduced a new ultra-exclusive dining experience called "The Out Lap" at Zandvoort, according to a report by Racingnews365. The concept involves a glass-walled dining room mounted on a black semi-truck that drives guests around the circuit while they eat.

Created with luxury group LVMH and Moët Hennessy, the experience accommodates 12 VIP guests after the day's racing ends. The truck stops at iconic corners, where an F1 ambassador shares stories and racing history tied to each spot, paired with a new course and a premium wine or spirit.

65 (about $13,450) per person at the Dutch Grand Prix.

The menu is curated by two Michelin-starred Dutch restaurants: De Bokkedoorns and Aan de Poel. The fee also includes a 3-Day F1 Paddock Pass, a private tour of the Cool Down Room, and a chance to stand on the official podium. Guests may also meet F1 legends like Mika Häkkinen and David Coulthard, who are slated as ambassadors.

The rolling restaurant sold out its debut at the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps earlier this season. It will next appear at Monza for the Italian Grand Prix, and F1 has confirmed it will also be at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid in mid-September. For the sport's wealthiest fans, it's a novel way to experience the track, and a pricey one.