The team used the Spotfire platform to analyze simulations and assess the effect of the car's customizable configuration parameters, including suspension, front and rear wings, and aerodynamics on the car's performance. With new and modified circuits, twin technology-based simulations play a critical role in the team's success. The TIBCO Spotfire platform allows Mercedes-AMG Petronas to understand the factors that affect a car's performance and allows updating the car configuration throughout the race weekend. The company forges ongoing partnerships on innovation both on and off the track. “As the racing season arrives, the use of digital twin technology and race simulation plays an important role in optimizing the car's performance and maintaining the championship title in a highly competitive environment,” added O'Connell. 'With a number of COVID-19 protocols, new rules, a new set of circuits, and a full schedule putting enormous pressure on everyone, this year has been a challenging year for all teams,' said Michael O'Connell, Chief Analytics Officer, TIBCO, in its release to VOI. These two technologies play an important role in the design, development, and engineering behind the performance of the all-new Mercedes-AMG F1 W13 EQ. The team also expanded the use of the TIBCO Cost Visualizer Tool for detailed cost analysis across all financial and engineering-related data sources to comply with FIA cost limit regulations.

Over the past season, the F1 team expanded the use of the TIBCO Spotfire platform in race simulations influencing current car setup and configuration decisions.

JAKARTA - TIBCO Software Inc., a global leader in enterprise data, has just announced its ongoing partnership with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team in F1 racing.

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