F3 - Fantasy&Facts Number #02

Language usage
A language, in the broad sense, is a system to pass around data only after submitting this knowledge to a sequence of encoding and decoding. Then different groups in the possession of proper keys are able to interpret the messages instantly. The amazing fact is how instantaneously it is done and how it can use symbols to make the written haulage of data also available. Some of the languages, in an even broader sense, are just sounds, electric impulses or numbers. Then is it when the data traffic reaches its optimum speed and logic.

Saying it in seconds
Motor racing speaks through time, with hours, minutes, seconds and its subdivisions being the backbone of its existence. A relative language, it can be said, but one that has proven its efficiency over and over again. The British Formula 3 Series is the place where objective “track talk with proper seconds spelling” substitutes all the other languages. More than any other racing series, which precede it, due to the continuous presence of drivers coming from all the places in the World where all different speeches are in place. So the British F3 Series functions both as a Rosetta stone - for translations purposes - and a stepping stone – for technical purposes. It is there that drivers, engineers and technicians reduce to a minimalist state the art of communicating.

Simultaneous translations
This effort the more it is achieved seamlessly the more it gives results. Comparatively speaking the United Nations has a translators’ grades range from P2 to P5. The British F3 Championship could easily require an imaginary P10 graded translator, such is the amount of data being processed, revised and applied continuously.

Being able to file everything
That is not all; all the results have to be filed to become subject for briefings, debriefings, media and fans source in a kind of unavoidable written legacy. A language of it own, a proprietary method that since 1951 is the challenge responsible for future Formula 1 World Champions. Be part of the group do not miss the British F3 Championship, read and hear about it the more you understand what it means.

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