Formula Aut and Bluemers: the wood and papier-mâché single-seater

In Piazza Duomo, the inclusive heart of Monza FuoriGP 2026, a full-size Formula 1 single-seater will catch the eye of thousands of visitors. This is Formula Aut, built by young people from local associations together with Associazione Facciavista and Fondazione Bluemers ETS — a project that captures exactly what this festival is about: bringing together the pull of speed and the importance of including everyone. Built entirely by the young people involved, the car is not only a piece of creative engineering but a living statement of how sport and a passion for motors can become tools for confidence and independence.

Fondazione Bluemers ETS, a leading organisation in the province of Monza and Brianza for medical support around autism and autism spectrum conditions, found in this project the right platform to talk to a wide audience about inclusion and accessibility. It is no coincidence that the space around the car is paired with Villaggio Bluemers, an area at Boschetti Reali designed for families and children, where craft workshops, face painting, bouncy castles and games sit alongside support and information on these subjects. Formula Aut becomes the visible symbol of a Monza that looks ahead with a sense of social responsibility, where young talent can show what it can do without limits.

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