Australian Grand Prix?
Hearing this familiar term, Chen Xiangbei fell into a reverie.
In his past life as a professional Formula driver, one of his biggest regrets was not being able to participate in a Grand Prix.
After all, this is considered the most prestigious and high-profile F3 level event not only in China but in Asia.
More importantly, it's on China's home turf!
It's well known that no matter what era it is, the home turf holds an irreplaceable weight for a racer.
Not only is it a more familiar environment, with more supporters, but it also carries an indescribable sentiment.
Many drivers only feel a sense of belonging when racing on their home track. Just like in 2024 when Zhou Guanyu participated in the F1 Chinese Grand Prix, and after the race, the FIA gave him special permission to stop his car on the main track. Facing the encouragement and cheers of thousands of spectators, he couldn't help but squat down, cover his face and cry.
