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The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) visited Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix venue Suzuka last weekend, with another ambitious human vs AI demonstration that garnered plenty of interest on social media
The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) held an event at Suzuka during the Japanese Grand Prix weekend, showcasing human vs AI competition that sparked significant social media interest. This event marked A2RL’s return after its debut at Yas Marina in April, offering a substantial prize fund and featuring autonomous Dallara-built Super Formula 2023 single-seaters. Testing for the second-generation fully autonomous EAV24 car took place in various countries before the showcase in Japan. Data from development driver Daniil Kvyat and former racer Juju Noda contributed to refining the racing algorithms for challenging tracks like Suzuka. Despite the AI car’s spin during the Sunday event, the A2RL aims to continue promoting STEM careers and innovations through international events.
