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Formula 1 Telemetry plot generator

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Select drivers and teams:
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How to Use the Formula 1 Telemetry Tool

The T1F1 Telemetry Tool by Turn One gives you access to detailed Formula 1 data analysis, allowing you to compare drivers, analyze lap times, acceleration, braking points, and overall performance in each race session. Whether you’re an F1 fan, a data analyst, or just curious about race telemetry, this tool provides valuable insights into on-track action.

If you’re new to telemetry analysis or want to see how real data looks, check out our example plots: 📊 View example telemetry plots here

Follow this guide to learn how to generate and interpret telemetry plots.

Step 1: Select the Event

To generate a telemetry plot, you first need to choose the event you want to analyze. Follow these steps:

  1. Go to the telemetry tool: Open Telemetry Generator.
  2. Choose the season: Select the year of the F1 season you want to analyze (e.g. 2023, 2024, 2025).
  3. Pick the Grand Prix: Choose a specific race event from that season (each GP has his own number from 1 to 24).
  4. Select the session: Choose from available sessions:
    • FP1, FP2, FP3 (Free Practice sessions)
    • Q, SQ (Qualifying sessions)
    • R, S (Race/Sprint session)

📌 Tip: Different sessions provide different insights. Free Practice sessions help analyze long runs and testing setups, Qualifying focuses on one-lap performance, and Race sessions show overall pace, strategy, and racecraft.

Step 2: Generate the Telemetry Plot

Once you’ve selected the event details, it’s time to generate your telemetry plot.

  1. Click on the “Execute” button.
  2. You will need a token to create a plot.
How to get a token:
  • Purchase tokens: Tokens can be bought directly from our T1F1 store.
  • Get free tokens! 🎁 We regularly give away free tokens on our social media pages. Follow us to stay updated:

📌 Tip: Stay active on our social media pages, as we frequently run contests and promotions where you can win free tokens!

Step 3: Interpret the Data

After generating your telemetry plot, you’ll see a visual representation of race data. Here’s how to read and analyze it:

  • Speed traces – Compare how different drivers manage speed throughout a lap.
  • Top Speeds – Identify drivers top speed.
  • Acceleration zones – See how fast different cars pick up speed out of turns.
  • Sector performance – Analyze which sections of the track each driver excels in.
  • Lap time comparisons – Understand how consistent and fast each driver is.

📌 Tip: Use the telemetry plots to spot race strategies, compare driving styles, and understand team strengths and weaknesses.