VELOCITY / OPERATIONS

Race control

Connecting…Browser demo · no AWS calls
SILVERSTONE · SCENARIO REPLAY Round 12 / 24
CAR 07 / LAP 28 / 57
A CLEARER CALL. WHEN IT COUNTS.

Turn telemetry into a race decision.

Explore the trade-off. Inspect the evidence. Keep the engineer in control.

COOLANT TEMPERATURE—Latest replay sample
OIL PRESSURE—Correlated anomaly evidence
MODELED GAIN VS EXTEND—Synthetic outcome, not measured gain
SCENARIO COMPUTE—Engine only · excludes network
01 / OBSERVE

Power unit health

Nominal
Coolant °C · left axis Oil bar · right axis
−59s60-second synthetic replayNOW
Waiting for telemetry…
02 / EXPLORE

Strategy assumptions

EDITABLE

500 seeded trials per option. Toy race model; uncertainty bands reflect its assumptions.

03 / COMPARE

Make the trade-off visible

LOWEST MEAN WINS

P10–P90: modeled remaining race time. Comparison includes a pit stop after seven laps for “extend”.

Model scope and evidence

    04 / DECIDE

    Engineer briefing

    Template

    Preparing scenario…

    Advisory only. No commands are sent to a car.

    FROM RACE DATA TO FAN VALUE

    Bring the paddock closer.

    A separate public experience, built from approved content.

    Interactive concept · no live broadcast
    VELOCITY PADDOCK CLUB

    Your seat.
    Inside the race.

    07

    Onboard 07 · visual preview. Rights-cleared video would use Amazon IVS.

    ONE PASS. ONE ENTRY.

    Digital paddock pass

    VELOCITY / DEMO MEMBERPADDOCK
    ACCESS    VR-DEMO-2026Fictional event · valid once per page load

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    Public by design

    Only reviewed race insights enter the fan platform. Car design IP, raw telemetry and private strategy remain in the engineering environment. Cognito handles identity; CloudFront and WAF protect distribution; IVS serves the broadcast. Multilingual text and AR overlays require editorial review and synchronized timecodes.