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The improbable feat of engineering that brings the magic of Formula 1 to your screen

Posted on September 12, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Formula 1 prides itself on its reputation as the world’s most technologically advanced sport. But this is a title that applies equally well outside the context of the cars, to the technology behind the race broadcasts too. Unlike most live sporting events, which are shot under relatively controlled conditions from only a handful of angles, a single Formula 1 broadcast draws from more than 100 different camera feeds.
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