F1 Live Data is a free Formula 1 live timing and telemetry dashboard. It is built for following practice, qualifying, and race sessions as they happen, with live lap times, sector splits, gaps and intervals for all 20 cars, and car telemetry shown in real time.
The service includes a live leaderboard and track map that update as the session unfolds. It also shows tyre stints and degradation, pit-stop strategy, the undercut window, team radio messages, and race-control flags, including SC and VSC periods. Finished sessions can be opened for their final classification, and recorded sessions can be replayed from lights out. The site describes these views as showing what the pit wall sees, the moment it happens.
F1 Live Data is accessed through the web. It is described as needing no signup and no account, and as having no paywall. Users can open the live session during any Grand Prix weekend or browse an archive of past sessions at any time. The page describes the product as completely free.
In the Analytics (BI, web, product) space, F1 Live Data takes a focused approach. It focuses on accessing real-time and historical Formula 1 telemetry and analytics without ads or paywalls. It is built as a consumer product for formula 1 fans and data analysts. It is available for free. It runs on the web.
F1 Live Data first shipped in 2024. Among its 7 catalogued features are live telemetry, lap times, and sector splits.
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