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F1 Live Timing

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F1 Live Timing is a leaderboard you can open while a session runs: running order, gap to the leader, interval to the car ahead, current tyre, and each driver's last lap — refreshing every few seconds. When nothing is live it shows the most recent session's final board and counts down to the next one.

How it works

Data comes from the keyless OpenF1 API. The time-series feeds (position, intervals, laps) are reduced to the latest row per driver; while live it polls only the last ~90 seconds via the API's date>= filter, so each refresh is tiny. No key, no server of ours.

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A live Formula 1 timing board — position, gaps, intervals, tyres and last-lap times, auto-refreshing during a session. Open it while you watch the race. Keyless, in the browser.
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