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Blockchain in motorsport: enhancing data security and fan engagement

Blockchain in motorsport: enhancing data security and fan engagement

Written by Professor Adam Feiler Head of Partnerships Minima

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Jonny Fry
Jun 27, 2024
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In the context of motorsport, the ability of a blockchain to create immutable records of data is invaluable. Every data point, from vehicle ignition timing and braking pressure to engine temperature and steering angles, can be time-stamped and hashed on to a blockchain, creating an auditable and tamper-proof record. The immutable nature of a blockchain means that historical data can be analysed, post-race, to identify trends and areas for improvement. Motor racing teams can use this data to refine their strategies, optimize vehicle performance and enhance training programs for drivers. This long-term perspective on data analysis is a significant advantage as it allows for continuous improvement based on a solid foundation of accurate and reliable data.

Real-time data analysis for race engineers

For race engineers, having access to a comprehensive and secure data log during a race is crucial. Blockchain technology ensures that all data collected is accurate and unaltered, allowing engine…

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