Motor Sports
Understand how various weather conditions are going to impact driving, race operations, travel, and every other part of your Racing Team, while improving sustainability efforts.
Extreme weather events can cause race car accidents, resulting in up to millions of $ worth of asset damage.
Stadium/Field A
Court/Course/Resort B
Insight In this Dashboard
severity - 2 moderate
Dry The Tracks: Wet Weather
Dry tracks to ensure better traction and safe driving conditions.
severity - 2 moderate
Increase Speed: Tailwind
Drivers can gain time with the current tail wind on the straights. Add wind direction relative to race track.
severity - 4 extreme
Consider Postponing Race: Low Visibility
Dangerous racing conditions. Schedule race for when visibility clears up.
severity - 4 extreme
Suspend/Delay Game: Lightning & Thunder
Suspend game due to lightning risk in close proximity of the stadium.
severity - 4 extreme
Increase Hydration: Prolonged Heat
For every hour of exercise outside in these temperatures, athletes should break for an eight-ounce cup of water every 20 minutes.
severity - 1 minor
Monitor Conditions: Poor Air Quality
Consider postponing race due to unhealthy air quality.
severity - 3 sever
Consider Postponing Event: Unhealthy Air Quality
Consider postponing events due to unhealthy air quality.
severity - 4 extreme
Prep For Tough Driving Conditions: High Winds
Heavy winds make it harder to steer and handle a vehicle, so keep a firm grip on the wheel.