Dec. /10 - VETTER Krantechnik

VETTE(R)l sets the pace
The ear-splitting roar of the engines that sends shivers down the spines of the fans.
The shouts of joy, fireworks and loud hooting – it all goes to make Formula 1 unique.
Hockenheim once again played host to the competition from 23 rd to 25 th July 2010.
At the German Grand prix, the newly crowned world champion, Sebastian Vettel,
took third place.
Michael Schumacher (Mercedes) entering
the pit lane.
6 Lift it December 2010
VETTER Krantechnik delivered a 22 m
high display tower to Hockenheim
circuit prior to the race. The galvanised
steel tower was erected in the grounds of the
circuit alongside the entry to the pit lane. A
specialist supplier of video systems then fitted
video walls to the four sides of the steel
tower: each LED wall was three metres wide
and eight metres high, providing a display
area of 24 m².
Easily raised and lowered
In future, the LED walls will be mounted on
the tower once every two years for the German
Grand Prix and for other major events at
Hockenheim. To ensure that the LED walls are
quick and easy to install, two hoists are fitted
on each side of the steel tower for raising the
LED walls up from the ground to the top.
Better view for all
The spectators in the stands benefit from the
display tower, as they can keep a close eye on
the lap times and placings of their Formula
1 heroes during training, qualifying and
the race itself. As a result, the fans seated at
the start and finish and in the Motodrom are
always fully informed.
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