Sphere showing F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix pole position in real time
Sphere Entertainment (NYSE: SPHR) announced Wednesday that Formula 1 will display live pole position during Saturday night's race, in addition to showcasing driver helmets and "customized podium moments to celebrate race winners." ".
On Tuesday, The Sphere hosted a practice session with live tips in response to the Netflix Cup golf tournament's sporting event in Las Vegas. This is also a practice of transferring control rights of the world's largest LED display screen to a third party.
Since the sphere activated the exosphere on July 4, it has taken control of its entire contents.
"The Exosphere at Sphere not only complements the Las Vegas Strip, it takes it to the next level, making it accessible to everyone," said Emily Prazer, Las Vegas Chief Commercial Officer. Each round provides a captivating experience for fans both live and on television around the world," the Grand Prix Company said in a statement. "Imagine live pole positions, exciting podium celebrations and a dynamic showcase of all 20 drivers and their iconic cars. We're delighted that Sphere will be at the heart of the race weekend."
Larger than life
The display will feature a map of all 20 drivers and their cars in a "larger than life" shape, according to F1. The sphere also transforms into a helmet for each rider and can serve as a selfie backdrop.
The company also announced that fans will have the opportunity to see their faces projected onto the sphere, but did not elaborate.
“This is one of the world’s most important sporting events and we are ready to introduce the Sphere to a global audience through Formula 1 – both in Las Vegas and around the world – leveraging Exosphere’s unparalleled showcase of technology and innovation capabilities, " said Joel Fisher, executive vice president of events and operations for MSG Entertainment.
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