Through my professional career and involvement in other technical projects, I had the opportunity to collaborate with Ascari and its technical staff. This collaboration allowed me to understand the nature of the services they offer and the value of Ascari as a private, members-only circuit.

Based on my experience with onboard vehicle cameras and immersive recording systems, I proposed a conceptual project aimed at enhancing the overall experience for Ascari users. This proposal was shared purely as a base idea, not as an official or commercial initiative, and without committing to its development due to my existing workload.

The proposal focused on capturing laps using a combination of 360° onboard cameras and conventional video systems. These recordings would later be edited to offer an immersive experience, accessible both in VR and in standard video format.

By offering a realistic and emotionally engaging replay of the driving experience, Ascari could strengthen the bond between its members and the circuit, encouraging continued engagement with its services beyond the physical visit.

A summarized version of the proposal is available in the document above. The complete version is not publicly shared, as it contains internal descriptions of the Ascari facilities and operational details that cannot be disclosed for security and privacy reasons.

This project remains as a conceptual exploration of how immersive media and motorsport can merge to preserve emotion, memory, and engagement beyond the racetrack itself.