Post-Session Telemetry & Analysis
Unlock deep insights from past F1 sessions with our comprehensive analysis tools.
Historical Session Data Access
Access all previous sessions and their respective data: leaderboard, pit stops, tyre stints, team radio, FIA documents and more.
Driver Lap Time Lists
Explore detailed lap-by-lap performance for any driver. See a comprehensive list of their lap times, including individual sector times (S1, S2, S3) and the tire compound used for each lap, allowing for in-depth pace and strategy analysis.
Fastest Lap Telemetry Analysis
Dive deep into a driver's fastest lap with a detailed telemetry chart. Visualize speed, throttle, brake, gear, and DRS usage over the lap distance. Don't understand the squiggly lines? Just tap 'Explain with AI' for a clear breakdown of the driver's performance on that lap.
Head-to-Head Lap Comparison
Pit two drivers against each other by comparing their fastest laps. See a side-by-side breakdown of their lap times, sector times, tyre choices, and top speeds. Analyze their combined telemetry (speed, throttle, brake, gear) on a single chart and view a 'Track Dominance' map to see who owned which parts of the circuit. Confused by the data? Let our AI explain the nuances of their battle.
Delta Time Trend Analysis
Analyze the trend of a driver's delta time during their best lap, compared to the overall fastest lap of the entire session.
Comparative Race Pace Analysis
Compare the race pace of up to two drivers with a detailed lap-by-lap performance chart. Analyze how different tyre compounds and stint lengths affect their lap times throughout a session. Each line represents a stint, with markers color-coded by tyre compound (e.g., yellow for Medium, white for Hard) and different line styles for separate stints. Identify tyre degradation, compare stint strategies, and understand performance trends. A comprehensive legend details driver, tyre, and stint duration, and an info section explains how to interpret the chart effectively.
Cumulative Session Delta Analysis
Analyze the cumulative time delta between drivers over an entire session.
Lap-by-Lap Position Chart
Track the ebb and flow of the race with the Lap Position Change Chart. This visual tool shows how each driver's position evolved from start to finish. The horizontal axis represents lap number, while the vertical axis displays driver positions (1st at the top). Each colored line follows a driver, moving up or down as they gain or lose places. Flat lines mean a maintained position, while sudden changes can indicate overtakes, incidents, or strategic pit stops (marked by stars). Multiple intersecting lines often highlight intense on-track battles. An info section is available to guide you in reading the chart.
Overtake Tracker
Analyze every pass with the Overtake Tracker. Select any driver to see a detailed list of overtakes they've made and suffered during the session. Each entry specifies the other driver involved (name and team), the lap number of the maneuver, and context like "Overtaken on Track" or "Overtaken while in Pit".
Team & Driver Pace Consistency
Evaluate team and driver performance using box plot charts that visualize lap time distribution. Toggle between "Teams Pace Plot" and "Drivers Pace Plot". Each box represents the middle 50% of lap times (interquartile range), with a line marking the median lap time. Whiskers extend to show the spread of most lap times, excluding extreme outliers (dots). Lower medians indicate faster pace, while smaller boxes and shorter whiskers suggest greater consistency. An info section provides a detailed guide on how to read these insightful charts.
