How Cadillac's race simulations have already made F1's ghost team better

As May's Spanish Grand Prix gets underway, a team of around 60 engineers is manning the battle stations in mission control, keenly observing how its car is performing.
Except the car isn't on the Formula 1 grid in Barcelona. It's in a simulator in Charlotte, while the squad is divided into two ops rooms in North Carolina and Silverstone in the UK. This isn't your usual race support team. But ...Keep reading