Race Pace Analysis
OverviewCompare normalised lap times, tyre degradation curves, and pace evolution across drivers and stints. See who's managing and who's pushing.
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Real telemetry, lap times, and strategy analysis for every Formula 1™ Grand Prix from 2023 to 2026. Compare drivers, explore tyre strategies, and master race pace — free.
From raw telemetry to full race strategy, RacePace Analytics puts professional-grade Formula 1™ data tools in your browser — free.
Compare normalised lap times, tyre degradation curves, and pace evolution across drivers and stints. See who's managing and who's pushing.
Overlay speed, throttle, braking, DRS, and gear for up to 4 drivers on the same chart. Pinpoint where tenths are gained and lost.
Visualise pit windows, undercut/overcut scenarios, and compound choices with accurate stint timing data.
Live driver and constructor standings updated after every race. Track points gaps across the full season.
Dig into sector-by-sector performance with mini-sector timing data. Identify which part of the circuit each driver dominates.
Every session type: FP1–3, Sprint, Sprint Qualifying, Qualifying, Race. All available from 2023 onwards.
Normalised lap time evolution charts reveal who is managing tyres, who is pushing, and how the race unfolds across every stint. Compare up to four drivers on a single chart.
Overlay speed, throttle, braking, DRS, and gear data for up to four drivers on the same chart. See exactly where tenths are gained and lost around every Formula 1™ circuit.
Visualise every team's pit stop strategy in a single view. See stint lengths, compound choices, and pit windows side-by-side to understand the undercuts and overcutting that decide race positions.
RacePace Analytics provides comprehensive Formula 1™ data: lap times, driver telemetry (speed, throttle, braking, gear, DRS), race strategy, pit stop timing, sector splits, championship standings, and session classifications. Seasons 2023–2026 are powered by fastf1 and OpenF1.
Telemetry is sourced from the official Formula 1™ timing feed via fastf1 and OpenF1. Speed traces are sampled at ~4 Hz, giving centimetre-level position accuracy. Safety Car laps, VSC periods, and out-laps are flagged automatically so your analysis stays clean.
RacePace Analytics currently covers the 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 Formula 1™ seasons in full — every race weekend, sprint event, qualifying session, and practice session.
Yes. The Telemetry Explorer lets you select up to 4 drivers simultaneously for head-to-head comparison. Compare best laps, a shared lap number, or set individual lap targets per driver. Overlaid speed traces and a time-delta chart reveal exactly where each driver gains or loses time.
RacePace Analytics is free. The platform is supported by non-intrusive advertising. Core race data, telemetry tools, and strategy analysis will remain free to access.
Race pace analysis examines a driver's lap times over a full race stint to evaluate consistent performance, tyre degradation rates, and competitive gaps to rivals. By normalising lap times across stints and compounds, analysts separate true pace from strategic noise — revealing which car is genuinely fastest.
Free, no signup required. Pick a season, choose a Grand Prix, and start exploring.
Launch RacePace DashboardPowered by fastf1 & OpenF1 · 2023–2026 seasons · Real F1™ timing data