F1 session replays
Watch any session from 2018 on again on the track map, with the timing tower, gaps, tyres, pit stops, safety cars and flags as they happened.
How a replay works
What you see
A replay plays a finished session back on the track map: every car where it really was, the timing tower with the order, gaps and tyres, and the flags, safety cars and pit stops as they happened. Every session from 2018 on can be replayed, practice and qualifying included.
The controls
Play, pause and skip five seconds either way, or in a race jump a lap at a time. Speed runs from 1× to 10×. Pick a driver to follow them round the lap, and switch between the 2D map and the circuit in 3D.
No spoilers
Results stay hidden until you choose to show them, and the replay remembers where you stopped on this device, so you can carry on from the same lap.
Flags and incidents
A yellow flag lights only the marshal sectors it covers. A car that crashes or stops stays where it stopped, marked until the caution ends, and the tower shows the lap it went out.
Guides
- How to Use Session Replays: Follow a completed practice, qualifying, sprint or race session with timing, gaps and track-map context.
- How to Read Race Strategy and Tyres: A guide to stint pace, tyre degradation, undercuts, overcuts and why lap-time charts change through a race.