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Race infrastructure refers to all the temporary structures needed to transform regular city streets into a safe, high-speed Formula 1 circuit. This includes barriers, grandstands for spectators, pit lane facilities, lighting, and safety fencing. After the race, as the story mentions, all this needs to be carefully removed.
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