Building race telemetry for a '92 Honda Accord
I drive a manual 1992 Honda Accord in 24 Hours of Lemons as a part of our team Magicarp Motors. A big part of the fun was to make our spectator experience as good as, if not better than, the F1 viewing experience.
I drive a manual 1992 Honda Accord in 24 Hours of Lemons as a part of our team Magicarp Motors . A big part of the fun was to make our spectator experience as good as, if not better than, the F1 viewing experience. We wanted people to be able to come to the race, really feel immersed in the intensity of it. We wanted people to see the intense passes, the g-forces on each turn and braking zone, and hear the engine hum and tires squeal. Part of that was making sure we could get live and accurate video and telemetry streams overlaid in a way so that people from the paddock and those at home could
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