F1 Monaco 2023 (0.3)

A quick dive into what the Grand Prix in Monaco entails

🏎️ - Each F1 car is north 5.5m in length and two metres wide.

🏎️ - Aerodynamicists identified more width and a longer base length increased speed and provided more downforce.

🏎️ - In simple terms, more downforce increases grip, the car tends to hug the road, meaning it can travel faster around corners with less risk of it flipping.

🏎️ - But guess what, the tracks in Monaco are very narrow and the cars are wide.

🏎️ - So even though the cars are faster, it is very tricky to overtake a car ahead in Monaco.

🏎️ - Just like a model trying to keep up with changing data; even when models are deployed swiftly, the target is always changing.

As Guenther Steiner would say, developing a car is a funny business; it is infuriating, rewarding and a permanent struggle

I would say the same about MLOPs.