This year's F1 season is full of highlights, featuring the largest scale of rule changes in history. All cars' power units achieve a 50:50 output of internal combustion engine and electric power, and introduce a manually adjustable active aerodynamic system. At the same time, the size of the cars has been reduced and their weight lightened, which raises the requirements for drivers' skills and energy management. All teams will start from scratch. From the results of last week's opening round in Australia, it is clear that the Mercedes team has a significant lead in understanding the new regulations and adjusting their new car, which undoubtedly poses a greater challenge for McLaren, Red Bull, and Ferrari. Additionally, this year sees the addition of Cadillac and Audi teams, with Chinese driver Zhou Guanyu serving as a reserve driver for Cadillac, bringing many highlights to this season. Looking forward to this weekend's F1 Shanghai race, where last year McLaren's two drivers took the top two spots. Go Piastri and Lando! See you in Shanghai 🧡🧡🧡