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A lot of this is driven by the technical regulations, in order to keep some parity between teams with varying budgets. Most, if not all teams have as much softw
by avdmerwe 6y ago
A lot of this is driven by the technical regulations, in order to keep some parity between teams with varying budgets. Most, if not all teams have as much software automation on the pitstop equipment (you can see the front jack release triggers the green light in the video!)
- saganus 6y ago> you can see the front jack release triggers the green light in the video! Actually, the amazing thing is that it's manually activated. The video explains that there is one person in charge of making sure that everyone has finished and there were no problems, which then activates the green light. In addition, there's a second person watching the lane, to check that no cars are incoming. This one even overrides the first switch if necessary.