Observed first.
Received observations and calculated metrics are shown separately.
Built for the details.
A closer look
at Formula 1.
PitQuant is an independent project built by an F1 fan. A place to follow a session, explore recorded laps, and understand the context behind the timing.
01 / The idea
The timing tells you what happened.
Context helps you understand it.
A best lap is only part of the picture. The sequence of laps, tyres, observed runs and session events give that number meaning. PitQuant brings them together so you can look beyond a single result.
Open Live AppPractice timing
FP2 · Sample session| P | Driver | Best | Δ | Last | Tyre |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VER | 1:18.441 | — | 1:18.620 | S |
| 2 | NOR | 1:18.512 | +0.071 | 1:18.710 | S |
| 3 | LEC | 1:18.699 | +0.258 | 1:18.842 | M |
| 4 | PIA | 1:18.824 | +0.383 | 1:19.105 | S |
| 5 | RUS | 1:18.968 | +0.527 | 1:19.230 | M |
| 6 | SAI | 1:19.057 | +0.616 | 1:19.271 | H |
Selected driverVER
- Position
- P1
- Best (source)
- 1:18.441
- Last
- 1:18.620
- Tyre
- S
- Tyre age
- 4
- Laps (source)
- 12
02 / Our approach
Facts first. Context always.
Context matters.
A summary belongs to a specific set of laps and a stated window.
Unknown stays unknown.
Gaps and limitations remain visible. Missing data is never a made-up number.
Recorded ≠ live.
A recorded session is labelled as recorded. A connection alone does not make data live.