More than 600 TB of data and 300 IT experts: this is the technological deployment behind the Madrid F1 Grand Prix
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The Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix is set to take place in Madrid, featuring a new circuit named Madring. The event, scheduled from September 11 to 13, marks the return of the competition to the city after 45 years. The track spans 5.4 kilometers with 22 curves, totaling 57 laps and a race distance of 307.8 kilometers, located in the vicinity of Ifema Madrid and Valdebebas.
The event involves a significant technological and logistical operation, supported by 300 IT experts and the processing of over 600 TB of data. Beyond the racing infrastructure, the venue includes various amenities such as a 32-meter Ferris wheel and exclusive spectator zones. The project is projected to generate an economic impact of 467 million euros.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - first two entriesFocuses on the complex technological and digital infrastructure of the event.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - third entryEmphasizes the economic impact and the historical return of the race.
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