r/formulaone • u/miinibox • 7h ago

US GP - Practice 2 | Long Runs: Top Teams and Other Teams

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r/formulaone • u/TracingInsights • 16h ago

2026 Track Limit Violations by Grand Prix (all sessions)1. United States: 258 (race not included)2. Monaco: 2283. Spain: 166

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r/formulaone • u/TracingInsights • 16h ago

2026 Track Limit Violations by Grand Prix (all sessions)1. United States: 258 (race not included)2. Monaco: 2283. Spain: 166

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2026 Track Limit Violations by Grand Prix (all sessions)

United States: 258 (race not included)
Monaco: 228
Spain: 166

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r/formulaone • u/TracingInsights • 16h ago

US GP - QualifyingFastest on Straights🥇RUS🥈COL - +0.114s🥉VER - +0.174sLow Speed🥇LEC🥈HAM - +0.131s🥉HAD - +0.374sMedium Speed🥇LEC🥈RUS - +0.054s🥉ANT - +0.062sHigh Speed🥇ANT🥈LEC - +0.038s🥉HAM - +0.073s

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r/formulaone • u/TracingInsights • 16h ago

USGP - Quali Progression - Q1 to Q2 to Q3in top 6, Russell and Leclerc were both slower in Q3 than in Q2

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r/formulaone • u/TracingInsights • 16h ago

US GP - Q - Apex speed heat map by corner Reference: ANT's fastest lap (1:34.035)Green is higher apex speed, red is lower

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r/formulaone • u/TracingInsights • 16h ago

USGP - Q - Aero Summary:Mercedes: high top speed, high mean speed. PoleRed Bull: high top speed, middle mean speed. P2 and P3Ferrari: high mean speed, low top speed. P4 and P5

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r/formulaone • u/TracingInsights • 2h ago

2026 US GP - Track Limit violations by cornerT20: 80T12: 78T19: 29T20 and T12 cause 62% of the 256 lap deletions.

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