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Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast. The evolution of F1 pit stops from 1990 to 2023 showcases the power of SMED (Single-Minute Exchange of Die) in reducing changeover times. By applying Standard Work, Lean principles, and constant innovation, F1 teams have cut pit stops from minutes to seconds. This highlights the critical role of accuracy and consistency in achieving efficiency. These principles are not only vital in racing but can transform any industry. 📽️ Watch this video to see how precision and consistency drive success! #Efficiency #LeanManufacturing #SMED #F1 #ProcessImprovement #Innovation

Tyre marks in F1 chicanes showing the racing line- the fastest line through the circuit for reaching the chequered flag and win the race. Endless posibilities but having the best drivers and car, setting up the machine in the best way, analyzing the data, controlling the variables and consistency can obtain the desired result. It takes a lot of work, technology, processes and experts to obtain the best performance and the margins are tiny. Does it sound familiar for business? What methods you use to find the cosistency and performance for business? #f1 #performance #variable #people #processes #technology #excellence #advancedorganisationalconsulting

The 4-Point Headline Checklist: Make it unique Make it useful Make it ultra-specific Make it urgent Example: Happening this weekend only. Learn The Brake Glitch Technique World Championship Drivers Use To Shave 2 Seconds off Their Lap Time.

𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐞𝐝, 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡 𝐖𝐞𝐚𝐫! 🏎️💥 Did you know each tire on the track lasts only around 80 kilometers before it needs replacing? At around 600€ per tire and 2400€ per set, this is the cost of pushing performance limits! With 5 sets used in a single weekend, tire management becomes as critical as speed. 🛞🔥 #TGI #TGIGold #GrasserRacingTeam #DTM2024 #Motorsport #RacingLife #PitStop #TireManagement

Is Your Business Making Too Many Pit Stops? 🏎️ Learn Efficiency Lessons from Formula One! What if I told you that your business could run like a Formula One car? The truth is, if you’re not managing your “tires” and “fuel” correctly, you’re heading for more pit stops—aka costly delays and inefficiencies. Here are 4 powerful lessons F1 racing can teach you about business efficiency: 1. Data-Driven Decisions: F1 teams win with data. Are you? 2. Continuous Improvement: If you’re not improving, you’re falling behind—just like in F1. 3. Teamwork and Communication: Precision pit stops = precision teamwork. Does your business operate like that? 4. Resource Optimization: Mismanaging your “cornering and acceleration” (resources) leads to more stops and wasted time. Don’t let that happen! Stop wasting time and start winning like an F1 champ! 🏁 #BusinessEfficiency #FormulaOne #ResourceOptimization #WinningMindset

The race development in F1 is delivering “solutions” and changes in performance at least every few races. 7 days from 7 and until starting developing a new car for the next season they try to find solutions to improve their car performance or weaknesses. Of course every solution is evaluated and needs to work with other parts of the car and improve the overall performance. They use date, simulations, wind tunnels but the ultimate test is in the free practices before being used in qualifications or race. Data looks good for the latest change for Red Bull F1 Team: VER (New engine cover) vs PER (Old one) Fastest laps from FP3: Top speed: 317km/h for both Min. speed T4: 246km/h VER, 239 PER Min. speed T11: 237km/h VER, 226 PER It seems the new engine covers provide an increase in downforce with no additional drag. It is always comparing the old setup vs the new and proof with data. The same as we do when finding solutions for our processes, after identifying causes. In the end what counts is the new performance, proofed with data. @ image credits Fdataanalysis #f1 #development #solutions #costbenefitanalysis #leansixsigma #bpm #AdvancedOrganisationalConsulting

Two things to take away from this video showing a quick changeover comparison at an F1 pit stop in 1950 and then 2013. 1) By innovating and developing our ideas now, means we can truly advance in the future. 2) You will always need humans. #thoughtoftheday #technologyinnovation #engineeringinnovation https://lnkd.in/e6rEAzZr

Day 10 F1 Strategies with Rex Keen and Shubham Sangodkar Precision, Timing, Strategies Planning for an F1 race starts months, if not weeks, before the actual event. The strategists in an F1 team decide on which tires to use for practice, qualifying sessions, and the race. They also develop fallback strategies and anticipate their opponents' moves to gain an advantage. Additionally, they consider weather forecasts, track surfaces, wind directions, ambient temperature, and other key factors in their planning. During practice sessions at every track or race weekend, they try different setups to understand what's best for the team, car, and drivers. Comparing setups and discussing them with the drivers helps both parties understand and predict the race car's performance throughout the weekend. Often, some tracks resurface before the weekend, which makes the team spend their free practice sessions harnessing every inch of new data they can. It can be, track surface, kerb height, and placement, angle of new corners, gravel trap, or perhaps elevation changes. All of this could influence drivers' race lines and car setup. This is why this is essential for teams to make good use of it during practice sessions. #F1 #austriangp #austria #practice #freepractice #redbull #redbullring #gp

In this video, Liam from Aussie Arvos shares why he chose to upgrade to Formula 4x4's F4R Remote Reservoir Shocks and dives into everything you need to know about them. Discover how these high-performance shocks enhance your off-road experience with adjustable compression and rebound settings, offering superior ride control and comfort on tough terrains. Whether you're tackling rough trails or looking for a smoother ride, find out why these shocks could be the perfect upgrade for your 4x4 setup!