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Vun begins by illustrating the immense volume of data generated in Formula 1 racing. Every corner, every millisecond, produces terabytes of data—making F1 one of the most data-intensive sports on the planet. This data encompasses telemetry, sensor readings, tire pressures, fuel consumption, and more, flowing in streams that need instant interpretation.
The key differentiation among F1 teams isn't just the amount of data collected but how effectively they utilize it. Race engineers and strategists analyze data in real-time to make critical decisions, such as pit stops or tire changes, demonstrating the importance of contextual understanding over raw data volume. This analogy underscores the central theme: in our data-driven world, how we interpret and act upon data is everything.