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Category Archives: motor racing

Visit to Autodromo do Algarve

I had a visit to the Autodromo do Algarve, Portugal, in between Christmas and New Year to say hello to Paulo Pinheiro and the team and see what new things the circuit has introduced since I was here for the A1GP race earlier in 2010. Although I have know the team at the Autodromo sinceContinue reading “Visit to Autodromo do Algarve”

Posted bymarkandrewprestonApril 28, 2011Posted inf1, formula one, motor racingLeave a comment on Visit to Autodromo do Algarve

Randomness and Excitment

Increase the likelihood of random events in Formula One

Posted bymarkandrewprestonApril 23, 2010Posted informula one, motor racingTags:formula one excitemwntLeave a comment on Randomness and Excitment

Innovation in F1 – Part 1

Is innovation in Formula One dead? Or are we just at a different stage in the development? Part 1 looks at some aspects of the typical cycles and how we might define the stage.

Posted bymarkandrewprestonDecember 22, 2009November 2, 2026Posted informula one, innovation, motor racing, simulation4 Comments on Innovation in F1 – Part 1

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