The already fragile egos of HPDE drivers are about to take another hit. Shelley, the autonomous Audi TT-S developed by Stanford, has tried her first lapping day, and the results were promising.
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Tagged as audi tts, google drive, Racing, self-driving car, stanford university, Thunderhill
Tagged as audi tts, google drive, Racing, self-driving car, stanford university, Thunderhill
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