A passionate and unique car race will be held in Kaifeng. On November 25th, the Kaifeng Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Association held a press conference and announced that the first Kaifeng Automobile Fighting Championship in China will be held from December 22nd to 24th.

Zhang Zhong, Vice President of Kaifeng Automobile and Motorcycle Association, introduced that in the car fighting competition, racers drive modified cars to chase and freely collide with each other in a closed field. The vehicle that can persist until the end and occupy the circular central island in the middle of the field alone wins.

For the first time, Kaifeng City has held this highly focused automotive extreme sports competition, filling the gap in Kaifeng's automotive extreme sports with a new competitive mode.

It is understood that contact is the most fundamental characteristic of automotive fighting competitions. Generally, automotive competitions such as Formula One, straight-line racing, and off-road racing are all non-contact events.

And the car fight race aims to ensure the safety of the racers while allowing the cars to collide with each other, resulting in a visual and driving experience that cannot be compared to other non-contact car races.

Zhai Zhihui, the general manager of Kaifeng Automobile Park, stated that the venue of the automobile fighting competition is generally a circular sunken venue, with safety devices installed around the venue to ensure close range viewing and personal safety for the audience.

Automobile free combat refers to a contact racing sport conducted in a limited and enclosed area. The vehicles participating in the competition are uniformly modified by the competition company according to the competition standards and safety standards and provided to the participants for use.

The racing cars used in the competition have been modified and tested to ensure that the vehicle body will not deform due to impact, causing compression on the athlete's body and endangering their safety.

At the same time, participants must wear helmets and clothing provided by the event organizing committee, and avoid danger through physical protection.