MotoGP secrets: AI technology at Balaton Park

In the world of MotoGP, technology has long been not just a supplement but the engine of progress. At the Balaton Park Circuit we can now glimpse how computers and the growing role of artificial intelligence are transforming the MotoGP world championship.

Serious electronic systems first appeared in MotoGP in the early 2000s; today algorithms monitor and optimise almost every parameter of the bikes in real time. During technical demos around the circuit, team engineers explain the challenges of processing masses of data and how AI helps riders prepare.

Next year everything changes: engine capacity decreases and further rule changes take effect. Part of today's technical knowledge will move to new foundations — which makes it especially exciting to see where factory teams stand now.

For the Balaton region it is a special opportunity that world-class riders and engineers show the sport's technological face here. Visitors experience not only the sound and speed of the bikes but also understand the knowledge behind victories decided by fractions of a second.

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Source: hvg.hu