F1 Interactive
Interactive F1 tools
Formula 1, made to explore.
Four interactive tools that turn raw Formula 1 timing, telemetry and radio into something you can see and hear. Free, in the browser, no account and no app.
- 01Qualifying, to scale
Gap Visualizer
Every car frozen on the finish line, each gap converted to real metres. See how big a tenth of a second actually is.A qualifying sheet says +0.213s. It does not tell you that at Monza that is most of a car length. The Gap Visualizer takes the timing from a session and redraws the grid in space: every car placed on the straight exactly as far behind the leader as its gap puts it, at that circuit’s speeds. Pick a session, pick the drivers, and the abstract tenths become a distance you can look at. It opens on the most recent session by default.Open - 02The 2026 grid, in 3D
3D Showroom
Walk around every 2026 car in a studio. Spin them, read the livery, and get the story behind each design.Every car on the 2026 grid, modelled in 3D and lit in a studio you can orbit. Spin a car, get close to the floor and the front wing, and read what changed this season and why. The models stream in progressively so the first car is ready to look at while the rest arrive, and they use GPU-compressed textures so it holds up on a phone rather than only on a desktop.Enter - 03Who owned the lap
Track Domination
The racing line painted by whoever was fastest through each minisector. Watch the reveal sweep the whole circuit.A lap time is one number for a whole circuit. Track Domination breaks the lap into minisectors and paints each one in the colour of whoever was fastest through it, so a single image shows where a lap was won and where it was given away. Built from live timing telemetry, it covers the 2026 season and animates the reveal sweeping the circuit corner by corner.Open - 04Color-coded transcripts
Team Radio Archive
Listen to team radio with a transcript that colours itself as it plays: the driver in their team colour, the engineer in white.The full radio archive: 39,481 messages spanning 2018 to 2026, 37,977 of them with a transcript that colours itself as the audio plays, the driver in their team colour and the engineer alongside. Filter by season, Grand Prix, session, driver or team, or search the words themselves to find the message you half remember. Coverage is not even across the seasons, and 2022 is absent from the source data entirely.Open
Daily games
One puzzle a day, the same one for everyone, and a new one at midnight UTC. Free, no account, no app.
Looking for one track? Browse by circuit to get the qualifying gaps and the team radio for a single venue on one page.
Prefer to read the numbers? Browse every qualifying, sprint and race gap to scale, or head to The Pit Wall for race analysis that uses these tools inline.