Will F1 Some Day Use Remote Controls Instead Of Drivers?
Who needs real drivers when people can control Formula One cars with cellphones?
A new viral advertising campaign from Vodafone that features Lewis Hamilton features a couple of British Formula One fans building a model F1 car that can be controlled with a cellphone.
The fans then go to McLaren, who then put the idea into a real F1 car, which Lewis Hamilton is then able to drive around a test track in Portugal using a mobile phone.
Okay, it’s just an ad campaign, so the whole premise of these being fans who are found on YouTube is a bit much, but it’s still pretty cool.
Lewis Hamilton Now Can Win Races Ghost Riding [Total Pro Sports]
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