Azerbaijan, a country located at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, was known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and modern architecture. The capital, Baku–the team's destination–was also famous for its blend of ancient and contemporary structure. The circuit hosting the weekend's F2 and F1 races was sure to have these unique features, making their grandstands and overall track structure very different from others.
The Baku city's dynamic cityscape was on full reveal as the track weaved through the forked streets. Unlike Monte Carlo, the attendance matched the television viewership. The culturally rich country attracted fans globally, with tourism spiking as motorsport seeped into its lands for the year.
Luca wished he could race in such a beautiful atmosphere. The humidity was perfect, the sky neither too bright nor too dark. The track itself was fairly accommodating, with 50 laps marking the path to victory.
