Watch: F1 drops brand new opening titles featuring Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen ahead of Bahrain GP

Watch: F1 drops brand new opening titles featuring Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen ahead of Bahrain GP

After 3 months of buildup and excitement, racing is finally back as the 2022 Formula One season goes “Lights Out!” this weekend. The 2022 Bahrain GP marks the official start of the racing season and fans will be hoping for another dramatic season.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen clinched his first Formula One Drivers Championship title in 2021. The Dutchman won the title after an epic duel with Mercedes’s Lewis Hamilton whom he overtook in the last race of the season in Abu Dhabi to claim his maiden title.

The 23-race season follows up after new regulations are imposed in the sport. With changes in the power units, monocoque, chassis, wheels and aerodynamics, racing is expected to be much closer and more exciting than ever before. And to mark a new beginning to a highly anticipated season, Formula One recently unveiled a brand new introduction video featuring the two rivals.

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Fans already pumped with the new opening title

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The Formula One theme song is composed by American Music composer Brian Tyler. The score is played ahead of the race and is also used in Formula 2 and Formula 3. He has scored Transformers: Prime, Eagle Eye, The Expendables trilogy, Iron Man 3, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Thor: The Dark World, Fast & Furious franchise and NFL countdown.

Formula One unveiled its brand new introduction video featuring all the drivers on the grid. It features returnees Alex Albon and Kevin Magnussen of Williams and Haas. The dramatic introduction video ends with a zoom on Lewis Hamilton and 2021 World Champion Max Verstappen who stands tall with his new driver number “1” in the background.

The first race weekend begins on Friday, March 18 with the practice session with the main race taking place on Sunday, March 20. And we hope we see just as much action and racing on the track as we saw in the 2021 season and more drama off it!

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