The Barcelona paddock is bustling with activity this week as Formula 1 kicks off its first three day of pre-season testing.
Teams have set up shop at the Circuit de Catalunya and erected their imposing hospitality units, but a new facility has been added to the array of real estate.
Formula One Management unveiled a new two-storey mega structure that will serve as the home away from home for its top brass and on-site personnel at European venues.
In keeping with the sport's aim of becoming carbon neutral by 2030, the new facility was apparently designed as a low cost and low carbon footprint operation center, and a structure that the teams could adopt in the future.
But F1's crews aren't the only one to have a new hospitality unit, with Williams also unveiling its elegant new home in the paddock.
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