THE MISSING TENTH

F1 ANALYSIS FROM OFFICIAL TIMING

Every pole.
Every gap.
Decoded.

Where was pole won? Who lost the race in the pit lane? Short, fast breakdowns after every session, and a full deep dive after every race. Every number comes from the official timing.

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Track guide frame: a drone view of the Mexico circuit above a driver's-eye cockpit view, with gear 4 and 181 km/h

LATEST

Austin, decoded

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Deep dive frame: Antonelli versus Russell head-to-head DEEP DIVE · 8 MIN

Austin decoded, and what it means for Mexico

Qualifying, how one stop beat two, Russell's five seconds, every pit stop timed, and the title maths for this weekend.

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Alonso versus Stroll, quicker by 0.437 seconds Alonso vs Stroll: where the 0.437s came from Russell's race: the finish, Piastri seventh and Russell eighth, 1.6 seconds back Russell's race and the five seconds Points still on the table: 125 left, 100 after Mexico, Antonelli's lead 123 Can Antonelli be champion in Mexico? Mexico track guide: drone and driver's-eye views Mexico: a lap from the drone and the driver's seat

HOW IT WORKS

Data first, then the story

No hot takes. Each video starts from the session's timing data and only says what the data shows.

01

Official timing

Lap and sector times, speed traces, pit entry and exit, race control messages, straight after each session.

02

Find the missing tenth

Where a lap was won, sector by sector. Where a race turned, lap by lap. Then turned into a short, fast story.

03

Every number checked

Each script is checked against the data before it goes out. Grids and standings are sourced and linked.

TRACK GUIDES

Mexico City, from the drone and the driver's seat

Built from a real pole lap: the racing line, speed, gear and shift lights at every metre, with the named corners called out, from Ese Moisés Solana to the stadium and the Peraltada.

351 km/h into Turn 1 68 km/h in the stadium 2,238 m above sea level
Wireframe of the Mexico circuit with corner numbers and named corners

TITLE FIGHT

After Austin, five races left

Drivers' standings. Source: crash.net

1 Kimi Antonelli 365 leader
2 George Russell 242 −123
3 Lewis Hamilton 241 −124
4 Max Verstappen 236 −129
5 Charles Leclerc 233 −132
6 Lando Norris 211 −154