AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMonaco GP Tech & Timing: Kimi Antonelli stormed to pole in Monte Carlo, pipping Max Verstappen by 0.043s, while Lewis Hamilton chased a “magic” Ferrari moment and Lando Norris admitted McLaren is still far off after qualifying eighth. F1 Engineering & Reliability: Hamilton’s new long-term Ferrari race engineer Carlo Santi is settling in as the “Italian Bono,” while Aston Martin’s Pedro de la Rosa says there’s “definitely not yet” light at the end of the tunnel despite Newey’s return. Wearables for Race Fans: TAG Heuer launched a Monaco-focused Connected Calibre E5 Formula 1 Edition built for live telemetry, plus a handless mechanical counterpart. AI in Security (Monaco-linked): Nigeria’s Defence Ministry evaluated an AI-driven, sensor-based command platform in Monaco as it plans to modernize border defence. Business Tech: Workday rolled out an AI tool aimed at turning multi-day planning into minutes, and major banks unveiled a bank-led on-chain payments initiative via The Clearing House. Aviation Milestone: Bombardier’s Global 8000 logged its first speed record on a Montreal-to-Nice run tied to the Monaco GP.
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