Summary
Race data at the level people actually argue about.
Results tell you who won; lap times and telemetry tell you where it happened. Both sit behind the same connection, so a question about a season can narrow to a single lap without changing tools.
What it is
Access to Formula One timing data — the season calendar, event details, session results, driver records, lap times, telemetry and championship standings — served from the FastF1 library.
What you get
- The race calendar for a given season
- Details of a single Grand Prix, addressed by name or by round number
- Results for any session — race, qualifying, sprint, or a practice run
- Driver information for a session, addressed by number, code or name
- Lap times and telemetry behind a driver's performance in a session
- A comparison across several drivers
- Driver and constructor championship standings
Requirements
Node.js 18 or later and Python 3.8 or later, with fastf1, pandas and numpy installed, then a build of the TypeScript. No account and no key.