F1: What might Formula One look like in 2030?
A new film will explore the possibilities
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Your support makes all the difference.F1 is known for pushing boundaries - but a race track made out of 'intelligent grass'?
That's one of the possibilities put forward in a new feature length film that will explore what the pinnacle of motorsport might look like in 2030.
Human Ignition, which is being produced in conjunction with the Lotus F1 Team, will feature some of the greatest minds in motorsport and will see some bold claims about the future of the industry. Perhaps the most poignant question of all might be - will anyone else but Sebastian Vettel have won a World Championship by then?
You can watch the trailer below...
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