Roborace

[2] From 2017 to 2019, the official CEO was 2016–17 Formula E champion, Lucas Di Grassi, who later became a member of Roborace’s supervisory board.[3] In 2019 Roborace organized Season Alpha, which consisted of 4 trial racing events with several independent teams competing against each other for the first time.After battery issues in Hong Kong caused the development team to abandon their demonstration run, the DevBot successfully drove twelve laps around the Moulay El Hassan Formula E circuit in Marrakesh.During testing ahead of the 2017 Buenos Aires ePrix, two DevBot cars raced against each other autonomously, resulting in one of the vehicles crashing on a corner.[17] An upgraded version of DevBot was announced in late 2018,[18] and after private testing made its public debut in 2019 at the inaugural Season Alpha event.As part of a similar time trial at the 2018 Rome ePrix, drift professional Ryan Tuerck also tested the DevBot.[22] Season Alpha took place at various locations in Europe and North America with the aim of testing several competition formats using the new DevBot 2.0.
A show car of the Robocar on display at the 2017 Berlin ePrix
One of the Nvidia Roborace cars in Munich
Another Robocar on display at the 2017 New York City ePrix
DevBot 2.0 (racing as Technical University of Munich ) competing in Season Alpha
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