03 CASE STUDY

a weekend without a Grand Prix

Logejri

A product exploration born between F1, simracing and the desire to open a world to people who do not know it yet.

In development Product exploration and prototype Simracing and discovery

In development; no verified public site is linked here.

Logejri Discover surface showing search, drivers to discover and public activity.

A weekend without a Grand Prix

I like F1. On weekends without a race, I sometimes found myself watching simracing instead. What held my attention was not only the performance; it was the amount of passion, knowledge and stories inside a world that can look very niche from the outside.

An unlikely combination

At first glance, F1, simracing, circuits and sessions do not form an obvious product category. That is exactly what made the idea interesting.

The starting question became: how do you make this world discoverable through the people who live it, including for someone who is not already a fan?

What was actually built

Logejri remained a platform exploration rather than a public service to present as finished. The work gave a first shape to a path: start with someone who cares, reach a performance or circuit, then understand the context behind it.

That structure helped clarify what the product would need to connect — people, performances, cars and circuits — and what it should avoid: reducing a living world to a list of links or a generic content stream.

One project can unlock another

While thinking through Logejri, I realized a QR entry point could give Handozio a more direct web path, without a separate mobile app for some workflows. The decision belongs to Handozio, but the impulse came from here.

That shift is an important part of the project: an idea does not have to stay inside its original category to become useful.

Margin notes

Some decisions look different once you remember where they came from.

F1 was only the starting point

F1 → simracing → product question

A weekend habit moved the question somewhere else

I like F1. On weekends without a Grand Prix, I sometimes watched simracing instead. That ordinary habit opened a wider question: how do you let someone enter a world they do not know yet, without asking them to become a fan first?

Logejri was therefore not an attempt to turn a personal passion into an F1 app. It was a way of following a curiosity until it became a discovery problem.

The subject widened as the work moved on

Logejri / beyond simracing

Simracing starts the idea, but does not contain it

Simracing provided the first ground. The ambition moved towards places, circuits and experiences — and the people who can make them welcoming.

Logejri is less about a sport than about entering a world through the people who live it.

Giving a curiosity a shape

The project becomes useful when an unexpected association can be tested without being reduced too quickly.

  1. Start with a person, not a catalogue

    A performance or circuit becomes more interesting when it is connected to someone who knows it. Enthusiasts are not only profiles to follow; they can be the entry point into a world.

  2. Design for the outsider's view

    Logejri should not assume that someone arrives already interested in F1 or simracing. The product needs to explain enough to invite a deeper look without flattening what makes the world specific.

  3. Connect performances, circuits and drivers

    The platform connects people, performances, cars and circuits. That is more useful than a simple content feed because it gives someone context for going further.

  4. Accept an incomplete first version

    The project remained a structured exploration rather than a finished public product. Keeping that limit visible makes it possible to test the direction without inventing a community or traction that does not exist yet.

Logejri — Now

Logejri is in development, at the stage of a structured product exploration. No public site is linked here: there is no verified live version to present as finished.

From logging to discovery

The current screens show the move from a documented session to discovery guided by drivers.

Current Logejri home page presenting the performance log, progress and driver discovery.
The product starts by keeping a precise record of every session.Logejri
Public Logejri driver profile with simulation preferences and a performance overview.
The profile puts performance into readable context.Logejri