Formula 1 Basic
Sessions, laps, stints and results.
Formula 1
Weekend and grid5
What runs when, who is in which car, and what the track is.
- SessionSession schedulePractice, qualifying, sprint and race, with status.
- GridStarting gridWith penalties already applied.
- EntryDriver and team entryIncluding reserve and rookie practice running.
- CircuitCircuit referenceLayout, lap distance, corners, overtaking zones.
- StandingsChampionship standingsThe context behind every risk a team takes.
Lap and sector timing5
Every timed lap, split into sectors.
- Lap timeEach lap, not just the headline fastest.
- S1 / S2 / S3Sector timesWhether time goes in slow corners or on straights.
- Best lapPersonal best lapWhat qualifying is decided on.
- TrapSpeed trapStraight line pace and engine mode.
- PositionPosition ticksRunning order sampled through a session.
Tyres, stops and incidents5
The strategy record: what was fitted, when, and what race control did.
- StintTyre stintWhich compound for which laps, and how old.
- CompoundTyre compoundThe choice most races actually turn on.
- PitPit stop logEvery stop with its lap and duration.
- OvertakeOvertake logOn track passes, kept apart from pit gains.
- Race controlRace control messagesFlags, safety cars, penalties, deleted laps.
Results, weather and telemetry5
How it finished, and the conditions it happened in.
- DNF / DNS / DSQDid not finish, did not start, disqualifiedSo a retirement is not filed as a slow finish.
- GapGap to leaderThe difference between a win and a walkover.
- WeatherObserved and forecast conditionsAir and track temperature, humidity, rainfall.
- Speed / throttle / brakePer lap car telemetryHow a lap time was built, not only what it was.
- Fastest lapFastest lap of the raceWorth a championship point in its own right.
Questions about Formula 1 Basic
What does the Formula 1 Basic connector cover?
The Formula 1 Basic connector reads 20 named stats, organized into 4 stat groups. Sessions, laps, stints and results.
How are the Formula 1 Basic stats organized?
The 20 stats sit inside 4 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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