Her degree thesis on motorcycle trajectories then allowed her to win a place in the racing department of the Noale house by focusing more and more on dynamic simulation, development optimisations and strategies. Elena soon became a point of reference, not only in the company but also on the track, in the paddock: “With the introduction of the unique Magneti Marelli software, I changed scope by moving on to strategies and analysis. So I started attending the Grands Prix, discovering, once again, a new and different way of doing my job. Being in the department that represents the arrival point of all data and information, I have the opportunity to relate to motorists, electronic, dynamic and vehicle drivers, being able to learn more about every aspect of the bike.”

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