Oz Voloshin

But there is something unique about Formula One in terms of the human-machine interaction we spoke about at the beginning, and in terms of what you alluded to, that week by week, race by race,

the world gets to see how you're doing.

So talk about how you, I mean, you've got this thinking partnership with Anthropic and with Claude.

What does that mean beyond a logo on the car?

How do you actually think with Claude?

In fact, you've said that the Formula One as a whole is behind the curve on AI, which I found quite surprising.

Yes, I'm confident we are.

But why?

Every team is harnessing simulation, to your point, is harnessing AI-driven optimization.

Why do you think you're behind the curve as a sport?

we talked a lot about human machine interaction at its best, how formula one is almost a symphonic, uh, articulation of that.

But it seems like this season, the humans don't like the machine, or at least they don't like the power, the power unit.

Uh,

And this has become, I mean, it's amazing how Formula 1 has developed as a sport because it's become like mainstream news in every publication.

There's a headline in The Guardian, get rid of the battery, F1 under increasing pressure to make more changes to engine rules.

Wall Street Journal, Formula 1 went green, it's driving everyone crazy.

I mean, this is like, you know, a big drama about...

an engine, which is kind of amazing.

But what's your take?

But gun to your head, get rid of the battery or keep it.