Formula 1@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 year ago

New hybrid energy graphic to used for Monza broadcast

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New hybrid energy graphic to used for Monza broadcast

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Formula 1@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 year ago

Brand new ‘Hybrid Energy System’ graphic from AWS set to debut at Italian Grand Prix | Formula 1®

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The new ‘Hybrid Energy System’ race graphic, which will be launching this weekend in Monza for the 2023 Italian Grand Prix, is the next exciting release from the F1 Insights series powered by AWS. .

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it looks like a tyre.

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