What you get live
The modules in the Formula 1 cockpit are built for a race where the action is in one place and the drama erupts in another.
Live timing
Times, positions and gaps per driver — updated as the race unfolds, so you see who's closing in and who's dropping back.
Events
Overtakes, pit-stops and crashes gathered into one stream — you won't miss what happens while you follow another part of the field.
Pit-stop strategy
What the stop actually means: undercut, tyre choice and how it changes the fight for position.
Qualifying and season
Grid order, qualifying history and what today's result does to the standings — without flipping through tabs.
Notes
Your own prep, tied to driver and team — surfaced the moment they're in the picture.
Championship standings
Driver and constructor standings updated as the race unfolds — what today's result means for the season, clear before the podium.
How it looks live
Live dataExamples of what the cockpit gives you as the race rolls on:
- Live timing per driver — positions and gaps update as the race runs
- Overtakes, pit-stops and crashes in one stream, the moment they happen
- Pit-stop strategy explained in context — undercut, tyre choice and the fight for position
- Context driven by events — relevant background as something happens on trackBeta
- Qualifying and grid order ready before the lights go out
- What today's result means for the season picture — in one click