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As someone who has watched every Formula 1 race weekend for the past 8 years, I’ve continually been fascinated by how much racing is just a game of numbers. Lap after lap, I’ve seen milliseconds add up to make or break a weekend, and those small differences often come from decisions informed by data you’ll never see on TV.
When I heard Domo would be partnering with Alex Albon, a driver who thrives on the analytical side of racing, the fan in me was just as excited as the data professional.
What makes F1 unique is how relentless teams are about squeezing every last fraction of performance out of the car, the strategy, and even the driver’s feedback. The telemetry pouring off an F1 car is staggering: brake pressures, tire temps, throttle application, real-time weather changes, energy deployment, wing settings, and so much more. It all feeds into an ongoing loop of analysis and adjustment, both during practice sessions and mid-race, when there’s absolutely no time for second guessing. Data isn’t reserved for dashboards or post-race debriefs; it’s woven into every moment & decision on the track.
That data-driven approach is paying dividends for Alex during this year’s F1 season. Heading into the Las Vegas Grand Prix this weekend, he has already accumulated 73 points. That’s the most points of any midfield driver and puts him in the top 8 drivers in F1 this year.
What sets Alex apart is that he is driven by data both on and off the track. He carries that same rigor and analytical mindset into his own personal business, evaluating brand partnerships, fan engagement, and every aspect of his off-track work.
Domo’s partnership with Alex is about bringing that unseen world into focus. This blog series will share new content that dives into how data drives both racing and business innovation. We are kicking things off at the Las Vegas Grand Prix and continuing through 2026, with everything from interactive racing simulations at Domopalooza to digital experiences with Alex that will bring fans closer to the world of F1.
Whether you are in the paddock or in a boardroom, success often comes down to combining instinct with insight. The best results belong to those who can move fastest from data to action.
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