Formula 1, like every sport, has its own unique “culture” that fascinates and captivates its fans. Over the past few years, I’ve been drawn to this world, intrigued by the emotions and experiences it evokes in its audience. This fascination inspired me to explore the culture of Formula 1 in my own way, capturing its essence through my art.

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In 2022, I had the opportunity to attend the Hungarian Grand Prix—an event I had eagerly anticipated for months. For those unfamiliar with the structure of a Formula 1 weekend, it unfolds over three thrilling days. Fridays are dedicated to practice rounds, with two sessions to fine-tune the cars and strategies. Saturdays bring one final practice session followed by the intense qualifications, while Sundays are reserved for the main event—the race itself. Beyond Formula 1, there are additional races, such as F2 and F3, creating a full and dynamic experience for attendees.

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Being present at the Grand Prix was a transformative experience. It allowed me to witness firsthand the vibrant emotions, the intense competition, and the unique atmosphere of this motorsport. Capturing these moments through my lens was an opportunity to share the energy, passion, and culture of Formula 1 with others.

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This series was created with a curious eye, aiming to provide an insider’s perspective on the world of motorsports. By stepping outside of my comfort zone and immersing myself in this environment, I sought to document the unfiltered emotions and shared experiences that make Formula 1 so special.

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This project invites viewers to see the sport through a fresh perspective, exploring not only the high-speed action but also the human connections and cultural richness that define this global phenomenon.