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Fast-F1
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Consume Live Timing/Telemetry From API During Race
F1 broadcasts their live timing via the SignalR protocol. The endpoint itself is unauthenticated. You can look at FastF1’s implementation of the SignalR client and the respective endpoints which it connects to within the code documentation here FastF1 SignalR client
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Does anyone know were I can find telemetry?
fastf1
- export data to python
- Where does he get this telemetry from? (Yelistener YouTube channel) I’ve been searching for a while but can’t come up with an answer.
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What’s something you wish you had access to or could purchase to make your F1 experience more enjoyable or interactive?
This python api has telemetry data from 2018 https://github.com/theOehrly/Fast-F1
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Lap times! #BahrainGP
The data comes from Fast-F1. I am building an app to create these visualizations live: https://overcut.app
- 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix Pole Lap Telemetry (Speed, Brake, Throttle, Elevation changes, Lateral and Longitudinal)
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Is there an API for lap time and GPS data for IMSA?
Looking for something similar to what is available on the F1 side, and I didn't know if there was one. https://github.com/theOehrly/Fast-F1
- Overview of available F1 Data
- Where could I get technical data in F1?
bpsci
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I visualized the telemetry from the last lap of the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
If you’re interested (I’ve posted about this on r/Python) I’m developing a visualization library in Blender and I’ve done some orbital dynamics and F1 visualization with it on GitHub
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bpsci - A visualization library for Blender (example)
Hey everyone! A while back I posted about a visualization library I was working on called bpsci. I recently created a professional(ish) render of a simulated racing line for a Formula 1 car at the Abu Dhabi F1 circuit - YouTube link using bpsci for all of the animation.
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Abu Dhabi F1 Racing Line Visualized with bpsci for Blender
Links: bpsci
- 3D Technical Visualization Library for Blender with Python Scripting
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A proof of concept technical orbital simulation created with BlenderPython (a little glitchy at the end)
For those interested, I did the actual simulation in Python, exported a csv with all of the data and then read it into Blender’s Python API using pandas. I make many of these visualizations so I’ve started an abstraction library for animating technical visualizations in Blender: you can check it out at https://github.com/jerryvarghese1/bpsci It’s still in progress so some functionality is not fully supported but the core functions seem to be working well so far
What are some alternatives?
cheatsheets - Official Matplotlib cheat sheets
f1-circuits - A repository of Formula 1™ circuits in GeoJSON format.
live-f1 - Native Linux client for the official Formula 1 Live Timing service. Git mirror.
global_racetrajectory_optimization - This repository contains multiple approaches for generating global racetrajectories.
F1PyStats - An open-source Python3 package that provides Formula 1 data to developers.
joypy - Joyplots in Python with matplotlib & pandas :chart_with_upwards_trend:
PtitPrince - python version of raincloud
3D-Kiviat - 3-dimensional version of the Kiviat or Spyder plot
livetiming-core - Timing71 core library.
issue-tracker - Issue and feature requests tracker for MultiViewer for F1
porpo - Easily pull telemetry data and create beautiful visualizations for analysis.
motorsportdatalogger - A racing car data logger based on the Raspberry Pi Sense hat