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F1 Telemetry Comparison

Pick a session and up to three drivers and compare their fastest laps side by side. The page lines the laps up on a distance axis, so every trace shows the same point of the track at the same horizontal position: the time delta to the reference driver, then speed, throttle, brake and gear, metre by metre.

How to read the delta line

The delta starts at zero and shows how much time a driver has gained or lost against the reference driver up to that point of the lap. When the line rises the driver is losing time, when it falls the driver is gaining it. A steep step usually marks a braking zone or a corner exit where one driver carried more speed; look at the speed and brake traces just below to see why.

Mini-sectors, sectors and corners

A track map splits the circuit into mini-sectors and colours each one with the driver who was quickest there. Tables give the sector and corner times of the selected laps and the best sectors of every driver in the session. Purple is the fastest of the session, green is a driver's personal best, yellow is slower than their own best. You can also compare laps from different sessions or seasons on the same circuit.

Coverage: sessions from 2023 onwards. Links are shareable: the address keeps the session, the drivers and the laps you picked.

Data: OpenF1 (openf1.org) · not affiliated with Formula 1. Review a whole session on the live timing dashboard or read the guides.