• When will Red Bull send Hannah Schmitz up to podium again as team repre

    From a425couple@21:1/5 to All on Wed Sep 7 10:24:24 2022
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    When will Red Bull send Hannah Schmitz up to podium again as team representative?
    They have been sending a variety of employees up for the ceremony.
    Hannah Schmitz certainly has played an important role in winning races.
    Red Bull likes publicity. Her on podium would certainly generate publicity!

    (Yeah, I'm still fighting a new computer and a new system.)

    and from: https://www.redbull.com/int-en/hannah-schmitz-oracle-red-bull-racing-strategist

    "As Principal Strategy Engineer, Schmitz and her team calculate and
    analyse billions of data points alongside simulating scenarios that will
    define what will happen across a race weekend.

    Take the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest, where their quick
    thinking under pressure was put to the test and evident for all to see
    with Max Verstappen starting from 10th on the grid and making a
    last-minute switch to begin the race on soft tyres instead of the hard
    as planned. The Dutchman hailed Schmitz as “insanely calm” as she
    instantly adapted to deliver an inspired strategy that helped him
    undercut his rivals and claim an unlikely victory to extend his lead in
    the drivers’ championship.

    At the Monaco Grand Prix in May they also orchestrated the pit-stop plan
    which ultimately led to Sergio Pérez taking the chequered flag and
    Verstappen clinching a podium place. It was a bold and proactive move
    that prompted Dr Helmut Marko to say afterwards: “We were all
    exceptional, but if we won it was mainly due to Hannah.”

    Being adaptable and having to instantly react to live scenarios is the
    part of Schmitz’s job that undoubtedly brings her the most pressure, but
    also the most adrenaline. ----

    On the morning of a normal race day, Schmitz will attend meetings that
    are purposely shaped to feel more like discussions with the drivers,
    race engineers, Adrian Newey and ultimately Christian Horner to consider
    the race plans.

    Then it depends on whether she is on the pit wall at the circuit or back
    in the state-of-the-art Operations Room facility at Milton Keynes,
    something that is alternated every race with Head of Race Strategy Will Courtenay.

    The mission is the same regardless of where they are positioned, but the
    roles are very different. On the pit wall the aim is to keep a clear
    head and look at the bigger picture of how to win the race. --- "

    She is certainly a recognisable face to F1 fans after being beamed
    around the world at the Brazilian Grand Prix in 2019, when she made the
    call to pit Verstappen for a third time despite knowing he would
    initially lose the race lead.

    When the move resulted in the Dutchman winning, Schmitz was asked to
    step on the podium alongside Verstappen to collect the Constructors trophy.

    “It was an incredibly special moment and the pinnacle of my career,” she reveals. “I’d actually just come back to work after having my first
    child so that was quite a big thing for me, to prove I was still here
    and could do the job well. It was just an incredible experience.”

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  • From a425couple@21:1/5 to All on Wed Sep 7 10:29:26 2022
    XPost: rec.autos.sport.f1

    When will Red Bull send Hannah Schmitz up to podium again as team representative?
    They have been sending a variety of employees up for the ceremony.
    Hannah Schmitz certainly has played an important role in winning races.
    Red Bull likes publicity. Her on podium would certainly generate publicity!

    (Yeah, I'm still fighting a new computer and a new system.)

    and from: https://www.redbull.com/int-en/hannah-schmitz-oracle-red-bull-racing-strategist

    "As Principal Strategy Engineer, Schmitz and her team calculate and
    analyse billions of data points alongside simulating scenarios that will
    define what will happen across a race weekend.

    Take the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest, where their quick
    thinking under pressure was put to the test and evident for all to see
    with Max Verstappen starting from 10th on the grid and making a
    last-minute switch to begin the race on soft tyres instead of the hard
    as planned. The Dutchman hailed Schmitz as “insanely calm” as she
    instantly adapted to deliver an inspired strategy that helped him
    undercut his rivals and claim an unlikely victory to extend his lead in
    the drivers’ championship.

    At the Monaco Grand Prix in May they also orchestrated the pit-stop plan
    which ultimately led to Sergio Pérez taking the chequered flag and
    Verstappen clinching a podium place. It was a bold and proactive move
    that prompted Dr Helmut Marko to say afterwards: “We were all
    exceptional, but if we won it was mainly due to Hannah.”

    Being adaptable and having to instantly react to live scenarios is the
    part of Schmitz’s job that undoubtedly brings her the most pressure, but
    also the most adrenaline. ----

    On the morning of a normal race day, Schmitz will attend meetings that
    are purposely shaped to feel more like discussions with the drivers,
    race engineers, Adrian Newey and ultimately Christian Horner to consider
    the race plans.

    Then it depends on whether she is on the pit wall at the circuit or back
    in the state-of-the-art Operations Room facility at Milton Keynes,
    something that is alternated every race with Head of Race Strategy Will Courtenay.

    The mission is the same regardless of where they are positioned, but the
    roles are very different. On the pit wall the aim is to keep a clear
    head and look at the bigger picture of how to win the race. --- "

    She is certainly a recognisable face to F1 fans after being beamed
    around the world at the Brazilian Grand Prix in 2019, when she made the
    call to pit Verstappen for a third time despite knowing he would
    initially lose the race lead.

    When the move resulted in the Dutchman winning, Schmitz was asked to
    step on the podium alongside Verstappen to collect the Constructors trophy.

    “It was an incredibly special moment and the pinnacle of my career,” she reveals. “I’d actually just come back to work after having my first
    child so that was quite a big thing for me, to prove I was still here
    and could do the job well. It was just an incredible experience.”

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)