How Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team uses 7 billion data points per race | Michael Taylor
Formula 1 races are won in the blink of an eye, so how do you shave off every last millisecond? The answer is simple: technology. From 3D modelling and wind tunnel testing to a trackside mobile data centre working in the background of every race, the battle of data is becoming as important as the battle between…
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