Roar! Roar roars!
The whole world trembles, and standing on the ground, you can clearly feel the slight tremors transmitted, numbing your body as it rushes through your bloodstream straight to your head. Like a micro-earthquake, waves upon waves of air crash into you, and even before the track and cars come into view, one can sense the atmosphere on-site.
Beyond the auditory roars and visual shocks, the tingling sensed by touch, the heat captured by smell, and even the taste on the tip of the tongue can perceive the air's dryness and fervor. All five senses are fully engaged, and every cell in the body quietly melts in this restless eruption.
Formula One, a radically different and exhilarating sport.
Revered as one of the world's three major sporting events alongside the World Cup and the Olympics, it's plain on the surface: accelerating from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour in just 2.5 seconds, and breaching two hundred kilometers per hour within five seconds.
