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Thank you to TriMech Group for inviting DSC.RACING to be part of its Race and Robotics F1 activation in Austin. Having our Viper on display brought my motorsport world into a conversation that extends well beyond the track.

TriMech helps turn ideas into things we can test, refine, and build. Through design, simulation, prototyping, and advanced manufacturing, its team supports the journey from an early concept to a working product.

As founder of Austin Robotics Expo, that connection matters to me. A race team improving a component and a robotics startup developing a machine may face similar engineering challenges. Bringing them together creates opportunities to exchange knowledge, find solutions, and build something neither could accomplish alone.

I’m excited to keep building our relationship with TriMech and explore how its expertise could become part of the Expo. My goal is to create connections that continue beyond an event, where we introduce opportunities, support each other’s work, and grow together.

Thank you to the TriMech team for bringing racing and robotics into the same room.

Visit: www.austinroboticsexpo.com

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$Last year, in his rookie season, Cooper won the F4 championship, setting an all-time record with nine consecutive victories and clinching the title with a weekend to spare. He stepped up to FR for the final round at Barber and finished third in his debut. The prize money and scholarship enabled him to compete in FR Oceania and a full season of FR Americas at a fraction of the normal cost. A dream season for an incredible team and driver, with a little help from Lady Luck. This year started the same way, with Cooper leaving NOLA atop the championship after finishes of third, second, and first. At Road America, a self-inflicted 30-second penalty for reversing on the grid cost him a podium and dropped him to ninth. After that, Lady Luck seemed to disappear. Four drivers from two teams collided with Cooper on six occasions, receiving a combined 160 seconds in penalties. Potentially a new record for penalty seconds for collisions into a single driver! 😆 Cooper received no penalties for collisions with other drivers. In three incidents, Cooper was fighting for the lead. In two others, he was battling for a podium. In the sixth, he was spun on the opening lap but recovered from the back to finish fifth. Cooper enters the final round under different circumstances than last year, with an outside chance at second in the championship and a real fight to retain third. Still, he and Kiwi Motorsport have plenty to be proud of. In the 12 races unaffected by collisions, Cooper scored eight podiums: two wins, three seconds, and three thirds. Factor in the opportunities lost in the six races where he was hit, and the speed has been there all season. Last year was about winning. This year has been about resilience. Both are part of becoming a better racing driver. Same incredible team. Same incredible driver. Just a little less Lady Luck this year. I can’t be at Barber this weekend, but I wish Cooper, Garry, Teena, Stephen, Roberto, and everyone at Kiwi Motorsport the very best, along with Driven Dynamix for the sim time and support. I’ll be cheering from home and keeping my fingers crossed for good, clean, fast racing. Good luck to all! 🏎️🏁$

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