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Pirelli's Track Adrenaline system gives your tires a brain

The system uses sensors embedded in the tire to communicate temperature, pressure and other readings.

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Pirelli Track Adrenaline system

Pirelli's Track Adrenaline system puts some serious tech into your tires.

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The system uses sensors that are built into each of the Trofeo R tires. Each of these sensors communicates with a central box inside the car.

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This box in turn communicates with your smartphone and provides a host of telemetry data meant to help improve your lap times.

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Among the types of data the system tracks are tire temps, tire pressure and lap counts.

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The system will also leverage GPS data to help coach you as you pilot your car around select circuits.

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These circuits include Yas Marina, Spa-Francorchamps and more.

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The coolest part is that the system will actively tell you when you need to push harder and when you should back off to maintain optimum grip from your tires.

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