The first episode of the Alfa Romeo F1 team's 'Beyond the Visible' YouTube docuseries covers the structure of the team and the process of developing a car.
On Thursday, the first episode went live on YouTube, and it's a worthwhile 8:47.00 of any F1 fan's time.
Titled"Beyond the Visible," the five-episode series will provide a behind the scenes look at the team throughout the 2022 F1 season, according to an Alfa press release. So it's kind of a compressed version ofThe first episode, called"Before We Hit the Ground," is introductory, explaining the structure of team. The Alfa F1 team is actually the Swiss Sauber team, but it's used Alfa branding since 2015, dropping Sauber from its official name in 2018.
"They are leaders in engineering, in aerodynamics, and design. Sauber is building the car," Alejandro Mesonaro, Chief Designer for Alfa Romeo, says in the video."But at Centro Stile we bring this legendary brand to life. We design a livery that meets and the legacy that embodies the passion of Alfa Romeo. Our style meets their engineering and the result is always beyond."
The video details that 500 people work on a team, and they are backed by an automotive brand. A new car is built every year, and the process starts in the wind tunnel. The aero team works with race engineering and vehicle dynamics to get the most out of a car. The drivers use a simulator at the factory to learn the help develop the car and learn the racetracks.
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