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Diane Brady, Joey Abrams

HP trying to take pole position in a fast-changing future of work

Carlos Sainz (55) of Spain and team Scuderia Ferrari drives to a 3rd placed finish during the F1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix (Credit: Bob Kupbens—Icon Sportswire/Getty Images)

Good morning.

I experienced my first Formula 1 in Las Vegas this past weekend, thanks to an invitation from HP CEO Enrique Lores to moderate a series of conversations with him, CEO attendees and the drivers of the Scuderia Ferrari HP Formula 1 team: Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc, who placed third and fourth respectively. (When I asked Sainz and Leclerc to describe each other’s strengths, I got the sense that Sainz was a smoother driver while Leclerc was more aggressive, though it was hard to tell as they ribbed each other.)

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