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Bybit Launches Velocity Series: A Collaboration with Oracle Red Bull Racing and Renowned Digital Artists to Create Unique Digital Collectibles Inspired by F1 Race Team Data and Telemetry

Bybit, the third most visited cryptocurrency exchange in the world, has partnered with Oracle Red Bull Racing and digital artists to launch the Velocity Series. This collaboration will produce unique digital collectibles inspired by race team data and telemetry from the RB19 F1 car.

The Velocity Series will consist of four releases coinciding with the Dutch, Japanese, United States, and Abu Dhabi Grand Prix during the 2023 Formula 1 season, and each release will feature a range of NFT collections. The Velocity Pass, a first-of-its-kind in motorsport, is a premium NFT granting front-row access to the ongoing narrative of the Velocity Series and numerous utilities for art enthusiasts.

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