I just wait for the highlights on YouTube. If you ever have a chance to go to an F1 race, sit by the end of a long strait. You mind will have a hard time watching & contemplating the 5g decels needed to make the turn. I used to assist a team. Now interested in what GM will be able to accomplish after the $1.8B entry fee. You have to understand that all 10 of the other teams are not happy about the GM entry for many reasons, but the primary one is sharing the pot $ now with 11 teams rather than 10. Once they get their own motor, better drivers, and crew coordination, it ought to be good competition.
BTW: my Nascar work (via GM Engineering Staff) was more fun because the 'players' (drivers, crew, owners) were more 'accessible', friendly, and less egocentric. Now retired, I'm involved with FSAE (Formula Student). You may find that there are FSAE events being held near you. Go see what college students can do with electric and now even 'driver-less' race cars. This category is more about team building, engineering, fabrication, budgetting, and involvement rather than 'racing'.
Plus you being from Ohio ("Round on the ends and Hi in the middle"), you have a very popular, demanding, and fun for spectators race venue at Mid-Ohio
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The 1st place winning Formula SAE team of The Ohio State University. Constantly testing the boundaries of what is possible.
www.formulabuckeyes.org
Also, Bahrain & Jeddah have been canceled.