Formula One Returns to Shanghai with Spotlight on Zhou Guanyu
After a five-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Chinese Grand Prix resumes, featuring China's first F1 driver racing at home.
- Formula One makes a historic return to Shanghai, marking the first race there since 2019.
- Zhou Guanyu, the first Chinese Formula One driver, competes in his hometown, drawing significant attention and support.
- The event is set to inspire future generations, with tickets selling out rapidly due to high anticipation.
- Challenges loom with a recently resurfaced track and a condensed schedule due to the sprint race format.
- Despite unlikely odds for a podium finish, Zhou aims to make a strong showing in front of his home crowd.