Map and timeline
The map shows driver positions at the selected moment. Play, pause or scrub through the session; playback speed changes how quickly you watch the recording.
FORMULA 1 · HISTORICAL REPLAY
The race, in motion.
Explore F1vis’s interactive track map, driver inputs and race playback. Start with Singapore, then choose a season, race and session inside the viewer.
Replay, not live timingUse the timeline to revisit a recorded session.
Follow a driverSelect a driver, then use HUD to inspect their inputs.
Compare a battleAdd drivers in F1vis’s battle panel to inspect their gaps.
The viewer is hosted by F1vis and uses its own session availability and data. If it does not load, open the replay directly. On a small screen, a full tab may give you more room.
How to read the replay
Speed, throttle and brake
Speed describes the car’s motion; throttle and brake describe its inputs. A public F1 brake signal may indicate on/off activity rather than pedal pressure. Do not read it as a precise braking-force measurement.
Gaps and context
A gap is a time difference between cars. Traffic, tyres, pit stops and race conditions affect comparisons. These are Formula 1 observations; the race predictor’s probabilities are separate model estimates.