At the HRT Team's pit, having completed all the testing tasks, Trulli stood in front of the monitor screen, watching Chen Xiangbei's racing data and the first-person perspective footage from the onboard camera.
In this era of F1 practice sessions, due to limitations in network bandwidth and track operating costs, many third-party perspective cameras are not fully turned on.
For example, aerial helicopter cameras and high-speed cameras above the track.
However, for top F1 drivers, the first-person perspective camera is enough to judge the precision of control and racing lines.
Just by seeing Chen Xiangbei take the T1 corner, deliberately extending the cornering route's width, Trulli knew that this Chinese kid had already grasped the essence of his racing videos in a short time.
Because normally, a rookie who hasn't raced on the Bahrain Sakhir Circuit would only take the textbook conventional cornering route, which is the safest and "correct" way.
