Fox Bracketology F1 Race Weekend Schedule Tennis Infographic

Sports infographic titled "F1 Race Weekend Schedule". PLAYER POSITIONS on field/court archetype, adapted onto an accurately scaled top-down tennis court rendered to current official rulebook proportions and markings. Bold tournament poster style, minimal monochrome palette, clean editorial sports illustration, high contrast black-white-gray design. Use the tennis court as the main diagram with precise baselines, service boxes, center service line, singles sidelines, doubles alleys, net, and center marks. Place multiple small player-style position icons across the court and surrounding apron to represent the phases of an F1 race weekend schedule, each with an English label and short English role caption: "Practice 1" — "Initial setup and data gathering", "Practice 2" — "Long-run testing and balance checks", "Practice 3" — "Final adjustments before qualifying", "Qualifying" — "Sets the starting grid", "Sprint Qualifying" — "Determines sprint order", "Sprint" — "Short race for points", "Race" — "Main Grand Prix event", "Parc Ferme" — "Restricted setup conditions", "Pit Lane" — "Team operations and tire changes", "Stewards" — "Rules enforcement and review". Arrange these labeled icons logically on the tennis court like position markers, with subtle arrows or zone callouts showing the weekend flow from practice to qualifying to race while still reading as a player-positions infographic. Include a compact legend and timeline strip in English integrated into the composition. No real team, league, or sponsor logos. No watermarks. Incorporate the target search intent visually without using it as on-image text, through a bracket-like poster composition and ranking-board visual structure only. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real team / league logos, no watermarks No real team / league / sponsor logos. Field dimensions and rules accurate to current official rulebooks.