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🏎 The Unsung Hero of F1: Data 📊 When we think of Formula 1, our minds automatically jump to the drivers, the cars, and the speed. But behind every breathtaking overtake and heart-stopping pit stop is the expertise of race engineers who use a cache of data at their fingertips to make game-changing decisions. Race engineers have a massive impact on a driver's ability to succeed. Their relationship with the driver must be built on trust, clear communication, and mutual understanding, as their insights and guidance often determine split-second choices on track. From monitoring tyre degradation to changing strategies mid-race, F1 teams rely on race engineers and their cutting-edge technology to deliver game-changing information. Did you know that a single team processes terabytes of data during a race, monitoring everything from weather patterns to engine performance? Crazy right? As someone passionate about motorsport and pursuing a career in communications and marketing with an F1 team, I'm inspired by how technology transforms race performance and delivery and shapes how stories are shared with fans. Formula 1 proves that success lies in the details and the collaboration between advanced technology and the human mind. What do you think? Do race engineers' input make or break a race?

I will have the great pleasure and honor to once again attend the Formula Student Symposium (FSS) in Győr, Hungary (one hour drive from Vienna) on November 15th, 16th and 17th. I will present two topics: - From concept to validation: a proposed methodology for a Formula Student Racecar development based on the V-Shape model. So many parameters define car’s performance. How do they connect? Where and how do you start a car design? What tools and knowledge do you need? This presentation starts with the grasp of the best performance “big picture” and offers approach to the design of systems, subsystems, parts and their validation.  - Aeromap validation. Most Formula Students use CFD to define and quantify how wings, underwings and vortexes influence their car aerodynamics characteristics. Based on the principle that only validated simulations are useful, this presentation offers some advice on the tools and the methodology necessary to validate aerodynamics simulation with on-track testing.      The symposium is a MUST for Formula students. It occurs at the right time: at mid-November, you can still make decisions for your car design and development and on preparation for future testing thanks to the advice and great Q&A sessions acquired at FSS. All that at a very affordable price.   I think there are still a few seats available.        If you want to know more All presenters: https://lnkd.in/ds5gcTvr Topics: scroll down in https://lnkd.in/g7vBJiCN

Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe 2025 opts for stability - New class in the Sport Division specifically for rookies - Even stronger marketing opportunities for drivers and teams As previously communicated, the Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe will be in its third year in 2025, with four meetings, equally divided between Portugal and Spain. The competition opts for continuity in terms of the calendar as well as the sporting and logistical course, but of course constant evaluation by the promoter also ensures adjustments where necessary. “The 2024 season was a great success, but 2025 must be even better,” is the philosophy of that promoter, said Series Manager Lars Plato. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eMAXAb7V #PSCSE

Want to know how Digital Twin Technology works in Formula E....? Come take a glimpse at how our experts at TCS is developing groundbreaking Digital Twin, designed specifically for the Formula E Prix. This cutting-edge solution creates a virtual replica of the race track, delivering real-time insights that revolutionize performance optimization, data-driven race strategy in electric racing. This is a testament to the dedication and expertise of our team, who continuously push the boundaries of innovation to redefine motorsport technology. 🌐 Digital Twin 🏎️ Performance Precision 📊 Data-Driven Strategies This is more than technology—it’s the future of racing. 💡 Discover how TCS is reshaping Formula E with Jaguar TCS Racing: #FormulaE #DigitalTwinTechnology #InnovationInRacing #MexicoCityEPrix #Season11 #Teamwork #Innovation Alex Gyetvai Khadijah G. Jake Palmer Michelle Doti Taylor Nathan Bult Usha Suresh Ashish Sahu Swapneswar Sahu Sudeep Mazumdar

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A short history of Formula Student (Part 1): The Society of Automotive Engineers was founded in 1981, in the United States. The program later became known as Formula SAE. By 1998, seven teams were competing across the UK and US, and annual events were held at the MIRA Proving Ground, Warwickshire. The University of Birmingham went on to claim the top spot amongst UK teams. The IMechE Formula Student undertook management of the European venture, while remaining in partnership with the SAE. By 1999, Formula Student events were held in Birmingham, at the National Exhibition Centre. The Rochester Institute of Technology won overall, and the University of Leeds took top place for the UK. At the turn of the millennia, the US remained on top, taking yet another win. However, their victories would not last long (see next week's post for Part 2, and the podium emergence of Oxford Brookes Racing). In 2001, Georgia Tech took the overall win in Birmingham, with Leeds scoring highest for the UK teams. In 2002, the event relocated to Bruntingthorpe, Leicestershire. Georgia took pole position again, with Brunel University of London placing top for the UK. The Driver Training Event was also established, taking place in Wigan. The event was available to all teams participating in FS, who had built their own cars in preparation for the main event in July. Want to learn more about Formula Student? Stay tuned for next week's update, which will cover 2003-2008. #industryinsights #motorsport #fsuk #feedback #datadriven #teamupdates #socialmedia #oxfordbrookesracing #silverstone #imeche

QUALITY SOFTWARE CAN BE THAT GAME CHANGER TO A RACING TEAM! One notices in the interviews the level of high #excitement and #winning_expectations that this innovative and agile new approach of Sand Technologies is impacting the partner! Interesting to capture the hints made towards that #CompetitiveDrive to attain a much better position in the next #races! That's #motivation enough to get the Sand Technologies developers to craft the #BestInClass #software which will enable the Envision Racing Formula E Team to always #perform at the highest of their expectations! That's the boosting #win_win_results #CollaborationOfRacers expect obtaining, when they go into partnerships with one another! #CollaborateToCompeteAndWinIT.

#CEOPitstop - episode 4 🛞 Technology and electrification are transforming our cars into smartphones on wheels 📱 Petrolhead 🏎️ Vanina Ickx shares her thoughts and passion with D'Ieteren #CEO Denis Gorteman #MobilityWeek #TheFutureOfMobility

Official new car registration figures for October are published tomorrow morning at 9am Here is how the market looks up to September: