A race car is a specially designed vehicle built for competitive racing. These cars are engineered for high speed, agility, and performance on racetracks. They often feature lightweight materials, powerful engines, and advanced aerodynamics to enhance their capabilities. Race cars participate in various types of racing events, such as Formula 1, NASCAR, and rally racing. Each type of race car is tailored to meet the specific requirements of its racing format, including different track conditions and regulations. Safety features, like roll cages and harnesses, are also crucial for protecting drivers during high-speed races.