0-60 in the .NET Framework - Software development for Formula 1
summary
McLaren Racing explains how software teams deliver both rock‑solid and one‑off tools, building desktop analysis apps in C#/.NET on Windows, supporting roughly 250 users down to 8 users, handling hundreds of gigabytes per race from car telemetry simulator CFD and wind tunnel, and shipping changes in one‑week sprints with a weekly shiproom. Mission Control ingests live telemetry to produce an overlay chart in 30–60 seconds for qualifying, and the stack must tolerate high latency, global deployment and hot support at circuits.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to F1 Software
- 3:43Engineering and Innovation
- 5:46McLaren Technology Campus
- 10:01Carbon Fiber Innovation
- 13:58Simulation and Wind Tunnel
- 17:19Big Data Challenges
- 21:24Data Complexity and Context
- 26:01Data Acquisition and Workflow
- 29:16Exploratory Data Analysis
- 31:55Race Weekend Operations
- 37:11Qualifying Strategy
- 42:38Software Development Process
- 47:41Engineering Support System
- 51:57Daily Work and Q&A
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