Roborace's 'Season Alpha' plan revealed
Lucas di Grassi outlines the masterplan for the autonomous racing series' first season, and explains why he thinks Roborace is not a threat to motorsport but motorsport's best hope for a strong future
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Roborace will keep motorsport relevant in a future world dominated by autonomous cars. For me, that is clear.
To start, I would like to make it clear that we don't want to reshape motorsport at all. We want to create an environment in which we can make an advance in driver software, which will happen much faster with competition.
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