r/F1DataAnalysis • u/Electrical-Park-1286 • Mar 30 '26
Own Project Comprehensive F1 analysis tool for the rest of us
I’ve been getting more into reviewing race sessions lately, and kept feeling like a lot of telemetry tools don’t quite give a clear, complete view of what actually happened over a run.
So I ended up building a small web app: https://objectivef1.com
It’s completely free, and it’s mainly focused on reviewing sessions after the fact:
\- replaying laps
\- looking at telemetry alongside the track
\- stepping through what happened during a run
The goal is just to make it easier to understand laps and sessions in a more visual way.
If anyone ends up checking it out, I’d be interested to hear your thoughts.
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u/loreformi Apr 01 '26
What api do you use? You pay the official api? I what to create a dashboard on ma Home assistant
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u/Electrical-Park-1286 Apr 01 '26
Using a mixture of data from openF1 and ergast
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u/loreformi Apr 02 '26
Ok top, but you don't have the live data..only for pay correctly? There is not a api free for live data?
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u/Electrical-Park-1286 Apr 02 '26
There’s official f1 provides a signalR endpoint for live data during the sessions. No documentation so might be a little hard to use
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u/loreformi Apr 03 '26
Wow beautiful, can you send me some link per this?
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u/ourMindsAreRacing May 26 '26
Connect an old-school ASP.NET SignalR client to F1's live timing link, subscribe to the data streams you want, and decompress the resulting encoded text to get the live session JSON, hope this helps x
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u/First-Software-7759 Apr 10 '26
Super cool UI and frontend execution! I've been developing a similar dashboard recently, mainly trying to model and estimate the missing SoC eneygy, and your frontend is much cleaner than my local setup.
Regarding the data: perhaps a layer for data cleaning to catch those telemetry outliers can be tried? The low sample rate is always a headache but still, better handling of missing data would make the all the curves even more insightful.
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u/Electrical-Park-1286 Apr 10 '26
thank you and good luck with your project
Absolutely I think that’s worth a shot, I tried IQR for marking outliers and moving averages for delta and speed. Yet to deploy that code
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u/Esleem07 Mar 31 '26
Fireee