The winners at the 67th Macau Grand Prix meeting have been decided. Every minute during the three-day, once-a-year, sporting event has an exciting story to tell. The most anticipated moment, for racers, is to be on the victory podium, spraying champagne on fellow competitors.

A driver holds his arms aloft as he looks on from the pits near the home stretch of the famous 6.2 kilometre-long Guia Circuit.

Pit staff handle a racing machine, as its driver prepares for the treacherous and challenging twists and turns of Macao’s street race.

Macau Grand Prix staff members carry signs that will explain to the crowds the access system for the various spectator zones.

A lion dance ceremony moments before the start of the Macau Grand Prix's Formula 4 race.

This year, the most prominent spots for advertising on the Guia Circuit spectator stands, carry banners to promote to residents of the mainland the fact they can in most cases travel quarantine-free to Macao.

Motorsport enthusiasts, no matter what age, cannot resist the fascination of the Macau Grand Prix, even under the hot autumn sun.

Short- and long-distance lenses on the cameras of journalist photographers help capture special moments of the Macau Grand Prix.

A motorsport enthusiast has a near-kerbside seat to enjoy the racing action.

Accidents are part of racing, especially in street-circuit racing. But Macau Grand Prix staff are practised at clearing obstacles from the track quickly, to try and ensure races run safely and successfully.