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Opening recorded practice data. Historical data is labeled separately from live updates.
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Your Race Weekend. Your Starting Grid.
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WEEKEND COMMAND CENTER
Your race weekend
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Lap analysis, telemetry and race results
Every driver. Their complete session.
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Race pace is one tool in the workspace. Keep the full session in view.
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Confirmed decisions reported in this session’s race-control feed. Other weekend penalties may not appear here.
Session timing
Recorded data
Practice race-simulation pace
FP1 / FP2 / FP3 only · selected simulation laps, compared by tyre
One average per driver from the selected race-simulation laps. Short samples, including one lap, remain eligible. Lap count describes the sample; it never gates inclusion. Tyres are compared separately by default. Fuel loads and track conditions are not corrected. All driver records stay available.
Published reference check
Calculated and published figures are kept separate
Exact laps behind each driver’s average
Inspect or change the inclusion of any timed lap
Selections below come from a review of the recorded laps, not an inclusion list supplied by the publisher. Isolated slow laps are identified explicitly. Changing a checkbox recalculates that driver’s average; changes last until this session is reloaded.
Driver profile
Complete recorded session · laps, tyres, telemetry, radio and results
Every recorded lap
Raw lap times, sectors, mini-sectors, tyres, speed traps and driving inputs
Mini-sector colors: yellow, green and purple. Unavailable samples remain labeled; colors are not inferred from lap times.
Driver data library
Every available category, with shared session context
Car telemetry and location cards load this driver’s full session. Driver JSON exports contain the loaded non-telemetry records; sample data is exported separately from its data view.
Optional lap statistics & filters
These exploratory statistics do not define race pace. Race-simulation averages and reviewed lap selections are available in the separate Race pace tool.
Selected-lap statistics
Descriptive means, medians and consistency; all lap records remain visible
Every lap. Every sector.
Lap records, tyre age, speed traps and mini-sectors
Tyre age is calculated at the end of each recorded lap. Pit-out and interrupted laps remain visible. Mini-sector colors are generally available in practice and qualifying.
Tyre strategy
Stints across each driver’s laps
SOFTMEDIUMHARDINTERWET
*Mean lap uses recorded timed laps in the stint, excluding pit-out laps. Traffic, pit-in laps, flags, fuel loads and weather are not normalized. It is not a pure race-pace estimate.
Pit-stop log
Pit-lane duration and stationary time are different measurements
Team Radio
Recorded audio
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OpenF1 publishes selected radio clips, not every transmission or transcripts. Coverage is limited and many 2026 sessions have none. Audio plays from F1’s recording URL when available.
Compare driver telemetry
Recorded car telemetry and approximate car path
Choose a driver and lap.
Speed in km/h. Brake is pressed (100) or released (0). DRS is the raw source status code. Sample frequency is approximately 3.7 Hz. These are recorded measurements, not video.
THE OFFICIAL RECORD
Inside the FIA
Scrutineering, stewards’ decisions, technical reports and everything around the race weekend.
Summons are requests to attend a hearing, not confirmed penalties. Summaries extract the document text directly; they are not AI-generated. Decisions and reasons appear below each document when readable. The FIA archive includes earlier races and seasons; the list here covers publications returned by the selected page.
Power unit allocation · season totals
What’s left in the pool?
Each driver’s unused component allowance, reported usage, and grid penalty for the next new unit.
● New units available● At allowance● Allowance exceededSwipe across for every component →
“Remaining” means unused penalty-free allowance, not the number of working spares. Eligible previously used parts can be reused. A penalty applies when an additional unit is first used; it is not applied again every race. Exhaust and ancillary figures follow the FIA’s reported totals, not a physical inventory of each subcomponent.
How the 2026 allowance works
Four engines, four turbos, four exhaust sets, three MGU-Ks, three energy stores, three control electronics units and six of each ancillary component. Includes the extra 2026 unit under B8.2.3. The first excess unit of each type carries 10 grid places; subsequent excess units carry 5. Penalties accumulate; the official grid resolves the final starting order.
MGU-H is not part of the 2026 power unit. The 2026 sporting rules do not use the earlier gearbox allocation table. Parc fermé and other technical penalties remain separate.
Published component penalty decisions
The decisions are the official record. “Next new” in the table is a conditional calculation, not an awarded penalty.
Reports behind these counts
Session log & conditions
Published session results
Final session classification. Qualifying shows Q1, Q2 and Q3 separately when supplied. Results may arrive after the session ends.
Starting grid
Race sessions
Championship standings
Race sessions
The complete OpenF1 catalog
All 18 published data categories, including every returned field
Recorded data
Data explorer shows complete recorded datasets independently of the replay clock. Telemetry and location load by driver and time range; select All drivers and the full session range to retrieve all available samples. Large requests can take several minutes. Exports include every matching loaded record, not just the visible page.
Your Four-Driver Comparison
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Four-driver comparison
At the selected replay time
Lap traces show completed lap times. Pit and interrupted laps can create spikes. Tyres are matched to the last completed lap; unavailable values are shown as —.
THE WEEKEND ARCHIVE
One weekend. All its sessions.
Choose a weekend, select practice, qualifying, sprint or race, then choose the information you want to explore. Filter by season and event above.
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