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Formula 1 Advanced

Car versus driver pace, and reliability.

Formula 1

Connected. 7 stat groups, 37 named stats.

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Pace model: car versus driver7

Our own split of how fast the car is from how fast the driver is.

  • Pace deficitPace deficit to the benchmarkSeconds off the fastest, fuel and traffic removed.
  • Car ΔModelled car share of the deficitWhat stays behind when a driver leaves.
  • Driver ΔModelled driver share of the deficitWhat he would carry to another team.
  • P(win)Modelled win probabilityWith podium alongside. From pace, not from the odds.
  • Exp. finishExpected finishing rankMore useful than a win number for a midfield car.
  • Sessions ratedRated session countBlank under six sessions for a driver, four for a car.
  • Spearman ρRank correlationHow well it ordered the field: 0.686 mean across 2025.
Reliability5

The chance a car simply does not make the finish.

  • DNF%Retirement rateWhat most outright prices under respect.
  • Model DNF%Modelled retirement rateLeans on team history when the driver sample is thin.
  • DNSDid not start countUsually a garage or formation lap failure.
  • DSQDisqualification countReads as team discipline as much as technical.
  • CauseFailure modeMechanical, collision or driver error.
Pit crew and lane time5

What the crew controls, and what the pit lane costs.

  • PitStationary stop timeTime on the jacks. The pure crew measure.
  • LanePit lane timeEntry to exit, which is what a strategy call spends.
  • Avg. stopAverage stopOne spectacular stop does not win anything.
  • Best stopFastest stopUseful mainly as a ceiling.
  • Stop countStops per raceThe starting point of any strategy read.
Interruptions by circuit5

How likely a race here is to be neutralised.

  • SC rateSafety car rateBunches the field and resets every strategy.
  • VSCVirtual safety carCounted apart: it does not close the field up.
  • Red flagRed flag rateHands everyone a free tyre change.
  • DeploysInterventions per raceHow many, not merely whether there was one.
  • Track typeCircuit classificationPermanent, street or semi permanent.
Practice and qualifying pace5

The timing screens, with glory laps separated from race runs.

  • Long runLong run paceStints of five laps or more. The best race preview.
  • Median lapMedian practice lapFar more stable than a single quickest.
  • Best lapBest practice lapA qualifying simulation read.
  • TrapMaximum trap speedSeparates engine mode from cornering.
  • Quali gapQualifying gapThe cleanest single lap comparison there is.
Teammate head to head5

The only comparison that holds the machinery constant.

  • Quali winsQualifying head to headThe intra team record across the season.
  • Outqualified%Share of qualifying sessions wonAs a rate, so a rain hit session does not skew it.
  • Median quali gapMedian qualifying gapThe number to quote, rather than the win count.
  • Finished ahead%Race finishes aheadIn the same machinery.
  • Places gainedPositions gained from gridStarts, strategy and racecraft in one figure.
Conditions, tyres and stakes5

What reorders the field: tyres, rain, and what is at stake.

  • Deg/lapDegradation per lapSeconds lost per lap here. It sets stint length.
  • Compound ΔPace offset between compoundsDecides whether a one stop is even on.
  • Wet / dryWet and dry splitThe running order genuinely changes in the rain.
  • Circuit historyDriver record at this circuitA real repeatable effect at street tracks.
  • StakesChampionship stakesA live title changes how much risk is acceptable.

Questions about Formula 1 Advanced

What does the Formula 1 Advanced connector cover?

The Formula 1 Advanced connector reads 37 named stats, organized into 7 stat groups. Car versus driver pace, and reliability.

How are the Formula 1 Advanced stats organized?

The 37 stats sit inside 7 stat groups. Each stat carries its code, its spelled out name where that adds something, and a short note on what it means.

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Part of the Snapp stat catalog. 1075 named stats across 17 categories.

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