Open-wheel racing

Open-wheel racing is a type of motorsport where the cars have the wheels exposed and positioned outside the main body of the vehicle. These cars are designed for high speed, precise handling, and aerodynamics, often racing on dedicated circuits like oval tracks or road courses. The most famous example is Formula 1, featuring technologically advanced, single-seat cars built for maximizing performance and safety at top speeds. Drivers compete in timed laps or head-to-head races, requiring skillful control, strategic thinking, and quick reflexes to navigate curves and maintain speed. It's an elite, highly technical form of racing focused on speed, precision, and innovation.