OpenAI is helping a racing team find speed in places the human eye cannot see. Its researchers are working with Chip Ganassi Racing to make sense of the data coming off its IndyCars.

Former NASCAR driver Landon Cassill has addressed why Silicon Valley tech giants are increasingly partnering with rival motorsports rather than NASCAR. The discussion comes as artificial intelligence firm OpenAI collaborates with Chip Ganassi Racing to optimize IndyCar performance through advanced data analysis.
While NASCAR teams consistently pursue similar competitive margins, Cassill points to cultural perceptions influencing Silicon Valley's tech partnerships. IndyCar has emerged as a more prominent destination for high-profile AI alliances, leaving NASCAR at a disadvantage in securing Silicon Valley backing.
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