Motor racing is a competitive sport that involves the racing of vehicles powered by internal combustion engines or electric motors on various types of tracks, roads, or circuits. Participants, known as drivers or racers, compete against each other to achieve the fastest time or to cross a finish line first in organized events. Motor racing encompasses various categories, including Formula racing, sports car racing, touring car racing, and motorcycle racing, among others. Events can be held on closed circuits, oval tracks, or public roads and are often accompanied by strict regulations to ensure safety and fair competition. Motor racing is both a professional sport with significant international following and a recreational activity for enthusiasts at various levels.
The pre-season testing at Sakhir circuit set the stage for an exciting Formula 1 season, with 20 drivers participating and accumulating over 4,000 laps across 21,000 kilometers. George Russell impressed…