F1 Won't Air Live Battery Levels Anymore Because Fans Don't Care
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Stefano Domenicali claims F1 fans are “not interested” in graphics
Stefano Domenicali has been under fire for claiming that Formula 1 graphics are uninteresting to fans and that fans care only about seeing a lot of action, not the details. In a recent press briefing, the Formula 1 CEO said he believes F1 fans do not want to know how on-track action happens. Domenicali said: “No one is interested in how you drive your car.” His statements are a stark contrast to F1 fans’ criticism on social media after recent ra…
The great change in the regulation that premiered this year in Formula 1 is the increase in the dependence of electric power on cars, to the point of the power that comes from the battery being fundamental for us to overcome during the tests.
Stefano Domenicali explains why F1 will not prioritise more technical TV graphics
Formula 1 is in no rush to introduce more technical F1 TV graphics showing increasingly detailed data about how drivers tackle each corner. Stefano Domenicali says feedback from the sport’s growing audience indicates that the vast majority of viewers are more interested in on-track action than granular information such as throttle position or brake pressure. Fans hoping to see overlays comparing the remaining battery charge of two drivers fighti…
The inconvenient truth behind F1's battery graphics stance
One of the most persistent questions we receive for our Sunday night grand prix review podcasts is what happened to the on-screen battery graphics that turned up in Formula 1’s live coverage early in the season. It is an absurd shortcoming given how crucial the state of charge is to understanding not only the moment of the overtake, but the context around it in the build-up and aftermath. F1 is rightly targeting further growth in the American ma…
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