The tiered approach is lowkey genius. Making it accessible to startups through the Ecosystem tier while still keeping the big players happy on Foundational is exactly how you build a real innovation pipeline. Ive been watching how F1 handles tech partnerships and IMSA's open API approach feels way more practical for actual R&D validation. Curious to see if IndyCar tries to replicate somthing similar.
The tiered approach mimics the entry level racing IMSA offers and the ranked drivers for the big show. This welcomes and retains tech execs and ultimately the entrepreneurs that spend that exit cash.
The tiered approach is lowkey genius. Making it accessible to startups through the Ecosystem tier while still keeping the big players happy on Foundational is exactly how you build a real innovation pipeline. Ive been watching how F1 handles tech partnerships and IMSA's open API approach feels way more practical for actual R&D validation. Curious to see if IndyCar tries to replicate somthing similar.
The tiered approach mimics the entry level racing IMSA offers and the ranked drivers for the big show. This welcomes and retains tech execs and ultimately the entrepreneurs that spend that exit cash.
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