BMW Motorsport teams up with Osram Lighting

May 25, 2017
BMW Motorsport teams up with Osram Lighting Stefan Kampmann, Osram CTO (left) and Jens Marquardt, Director BMW Motorsport
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BMW Motorsport has announced it will be using biologically effective light from Osram during the 24hour race at the Nürburgring in Germany. As new official partner of BMW Motorsport, Osram will be supplying activating light for drivers and engineers both before and during the race, enhancing their alertness and boosting their concentration.


Stefan Kampmann, CTO at Osram  says, "We are delighted that BMW Motorsport has opted to use our innovative lighting solutions. High-level competitive sport demands optimum performances, and this is where our lighting expertise can help the racing team.”

As a new official partner of BMW Motorsport, Osram is supplying BMW Team Schnitzer with lighting solutions for the long-established Nürburgring 24 Hours Race. This range of solutions is designed to mobilize the energy of drivers and engineers exactly when needed during the arduous 24-hour race and help them sharpen their focus. The light comes in the form of LED light glasses and special luminaires.
LED light glasses are used to help the drivers prepare for races. The blue LED light prepares them for the competition by stimulating the central nervous system. In addition, special luminaires are installed in common rooms and the pit wall control centre for the benefit of both drivers and engineers. They emit light with a high blue component, helping to heighten and maintain concentration levels even during the night session.

This type of technology can also be employed on airplanes to reduce the jet lag. When used correctly, it can speed up the rate of recovery from one hour time difference per day, without light support, to up to three hours per day. It's also used in schools and offices where it helps boost concentration.
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