Val Khorounzhiy

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463 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 28 Jul

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The Race F1 Podcast · Belgian GP: Antonelli heaps more misery on struggling Russell · 19 Jul 2026 podcast

Flavio, this is how you program the computer.

Alt-Q unlocks the next gear.

Yeah, I don't know.

Well, I mean, we can talk about the disconnect in terms of the algorithm, machine learning stuff that I think became a talking point this weekend much more than any other weekend.

That part's not new, though.

I mean, we've heard that through the season.

Yeah, I mean, we have a task on our hands and it's mostly your task, but I will contribute in terms of which of the qualifying gaps from this we chuck for the season calculations and which of them we keep in as representative to add to the overall formula, etc.

So that's going to be fun.

It is also, you know, WEC's slower, Formula E's a lot slower.

Those are ultimately different championships operating at a different level of speed.

I mean, I should say it is important because I feel that sometimes you're a little guilty of this, Ben, when you bring up this machine learning part of it and it's like that's a magical element that comes in into the equation whereas everything else is totally under control and understandable.

Whereas for me, this magical element is still, it is just coding.

There are people for whom this just coding will be as understandable as the engineering part of it.

I do think that potentially there is a solution could be...

I don't know, this might be very stupid, like to limit the capacity, like the available RAM or whatever, basically, to place an artificial limitation as we limit a lot of things.

We don't let these cars go as fast as they humanly could, obviously, because bad things would happen if we did.

But to...

I guess, to also think electronically and to place some sort of electronic limitation on the electronics of how much they can think, how much they can do in any given moment.

It's like, don't let it run amok.

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