In the afternoon, the track surface grew even hotter, and the wind picked up significantly.
"These are the data sets for the main race."
Before the race began, Wu Shi and the crew gathered in the conference room to discuss their strategy. An engineer slid a laptop over to him. On the screen were graphs charting the air and track temperatures for the afternoon, wind speed and direction shifts, and various vehicle parameters under different fuel loads. This massive, complex array of data wasn't meant for the driver to memorize; it was to give him a fundamental understanding of the overall race conditions.
Once the race officially started, the engineers would provide real-time updates over the team radio.
"Understood." Wu Shi focused mainly on the general conditions around the start of the race. He wouldn't be able to retain too many details of the subsequent data.
