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Engineer (00137758);10/10/2003, Vol. 292 Issue 7637, p43
Big data analysis helps race team make crucial decisions at high speed. Saran, Cliff // Computer Weekly;5/28/2013, p11
The article features Graeme Hackland, chief information officer (CIO) of Lotus Formula1 and how he managed a winning strategy on the racetrack by adopting technology early and moving to the cloud. As information technology (IT infrastructure manager, he is responsible for the application and...
the week online. // Computer Weekly;7/19/2011, p2
The article offers news briefs related to information technology in Great Britain. Microsoft has launched its new cloud-based version of Microsoft Office called Office 365. The utilization of Team Lotus of information technology to drive its Formula One racing is also discussed. Apple Inc.'s...
Private Cloud Fuels Formula One Racing Dynasty. Vizard, Michael // CIO Insight;4/16/2014, p2
The article discusses the decision of the Infiniti Red Bull Formula One racing team to use a private cloud computing system to manage analytics applications that are utilized in the game. The team's chief information officer (CIO), Matt Cadieux, cited the use of three-dimensional (3D)...
Red Bull Racing keeps its cars on track with Teamcenter. // Computer Weekly;3/13/2007, p10
The article informs that the engineers of the sports team Red Bull Racing, owned by Red Bull GmbH, involved with the start of the Formula One season in Melbourne, in March are using UGS's Teamcenter tool to track design refinements and the performance of more than 5,000 individual components on...
NASCAR Dodges the Big One. McGuire, Bill // AutoWeek;10/14/2002, Vol. 52 Issue 42, p51
Reports developments on NASCAR Racing game as of October as of 2002. Struggles of NASCAR on various orifice sizes and aerodynamic bodywork configurations; Reintroduction of NASCAR's restrictor plate; potential solutions of NASCAR on safety anf entertainment value.
Software helps fine-tune race car suspensions. Vandendorpe, Laura // R&D Magazine;Mar98, Vol. 40 Issue 4, p96
Relates to the use of computer software in car racing. Reference to the use of portable damper testers; Indepth look at the system; Comments from Girard Pascal, R and D engineer with Prost Grand Prix, Magny-Cours, France. INSET: Data-acquisition cards team with new software.
CYBER DRIVE. Ellis, Andrew // Motor;Apr2001, p134
Evaluates the computer game 'Metropolis Street Racer' from Dreamcast in Australia. Premise of the game; Remarks on the realism stakes; Quality of the graphics.
Grand Prix 3. Crawford, Alan // Australian Personal Computer;Nov2000, Vol. 21 Issue 11, p202
Evaluates the Grand Prix 3 personal computer-based automobile racing game. Driving aids available to players; Quality of the graphics; Realism; Customization options; Price; System requirements.
CYBER DRIVE. Ellis, Andrew // Motor;Dec2000, p126
Features the Le Mans 24 Hours, an automobile racing computer game. Graphic quality; Appointment of Melbourne House as designer of the game; Price; Details on the three handling level in the game.