The Inner Mongolia Motorcycle Championship is held in Kangbashi district on May 17-18. [Photo/Nuan News]

The 43rd Ordos Grand Prix roared into action on May 17–18 in Kangbashi district, Ordos, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, drawing over 70 drivers and 24 racing teams from across the country for a high-octane weekend of motorsports.

This year's event featured three main competitions: the Inner Mongolia Motorcycle Championship, the Ordos Touring Car Challenge, and the "I Love Kangbashi" Bicycle Challenge.

Despite these headline races, the weekend included regulated contests such as the Yamaha R3 Cup and NTCC Northwest Grand Prix. Fans were also treated to motorcycle stunt shows, a trunk market, and a variety of cultural and fitness-themed activities – creating a racing festival that blended professional sports, community fitness, and cultural experiences.

A motorcyclist performs an impressive stunt. [Photo/Nuan News]

The racetrack buzzed with excitement as drivers pushed their limits in fierce, fast-paced showdowns. Cheers erupted from the grandstands as spectators witnessed thrilling overtakes and high-speed maneuvers. Many fans traveled from afar for a front-row seat to the action.

"The scale and atmosphere this year are incredible," said racing enthusiast Chen Siyuan. "Every race has been a feast for the senses – it's been an unforgettable experience for fans like us!"

Drivers compete during the Ordos Grand Prix. [Photo/Nuan News]