Design a Windows Forms Application which contains one form and the following controls: two picture boxes,...

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Design a Windows Forms Application which contains one form and the following controls: two picture boxes, two labels, a group box, three buttons, and two timers. Please note that the problem could also be solved by using a single timer as well. Set the properties of the form and all controls similar to as shown in figure below. You should use your own image files that contain car images, or some other images, as well as your own form design. Please note that it is required to follow naming conventions when naming your controls, and to avoid empty event handlers as well. A timer control should be used to gradually move a corresponding image across the window form, i.e. the timer is randomly changing the Location property value of the picture box. A timer will also print a message which car/object (1 or 2) wins the race. Please note that two labels contain "CAR 1=> and CAR 2=>" text respectively. Please note also that timers should use the random numbers generator in this case. The group box contains three buttons which Click events should be handled as follows: Start Race will enable (i.e., start) both timers. Restart Race will move both images to the initial position/location. Exit will use the MessageBox.Show() method to display the message "Program will Design a Windows Forms Application which contains one form and the following controls: two picture boxes, two labels, a group box, three buttons, and two timers. Please note that the problem could also be solved by using a single timer as well. Set the properties of the form and all controls similar to as shown in figure below. You should use your own image files that contain car images, or some other images, as well as your own form design. Please note that it is required to follow naming conventions when naming your controls, and to avoid empty event handlers as well. A timer control should be used to gradually move a corresponding image across the window form, i.e. the timer is randomly changing the Location property value of the picture box. A timer will also print a message which car/object (1 or 2) wins the race. Please note that two labels contain "CAR 1=> and CAR 2=>" text respectively. Please note also that timers should use the random numbers generator in this case. The group box contains three buttons which Click events should be handled as follows: Start Race will enable (i.e., start) both timers. Restart Race will move both images to the initial position/location. Exit will use the MessageBox.Show() method to display the message "Program will