Racing is a real dirty sport, so it surprises me a group with such minds haven’t gotten into this, and we don’t hear more about it.
Got the idea at Indy 2012.
Why not attack the other team’s
networks, internet & communications?
Examples:
The WiFi connection went down? And you were relying on the cloud?
The telematics, feedback and monitoring systems stopped functioning? Or instead, started to output false data?
An F1 engineer in the pits can remotely control the car, so how about altering those settings? Make the engine blow, you only get so many engines per race…
You in position? Preparing to cut crew-driver communications, you’ll have 5 seconds to pass until the system is live again in 3, 2…
This isn’t a barely-subtle way of saying I’m for hire, these are not rate card items, don’t ask me that at races.
This photo has nothing to do with anything, just needed one more to round out this post.
It’s a 2015 Jaguar F-TYPE S
3.0L V6 Supercharged
380 hp
339 lb-ft
$110,000-ish
Googly-eyed button
Best engine note ever.
