Auto industry leaders answer the question: HOW WILL FANS BE WATCHING MOTOR SPORT IN 10 YEARS? 

As well as featuring our own Virtually Live CTO's views on graphics, tracking and artificial intelligence, Alejandro Agag, Formula E CEO, had this to say about the partnership between Virtually Live and Formula E

"The other element linked to how fans are now gaming or viewing motor sport is through virtual reality. Fans want to be able to follow their favourite driver with a selection of onboard views and 360-cameras – virtual reality allows you to do this. We have been trialling this with Virtually Live, which allows you to follow the action on a virtual reality headset – sit in the car, or even stand up and move around the car as they are racing on track. I tried it in Long Beach last season and I was blown away. Looking up and seeing the skyscrapers, and checking behind to see where your closest rival is – it takes motor sport viewing to a whole new level."