F1 Live Timing in real time — follow every Formula 1 session live on this page. The table below updates driver positions, gaps, intervals, last lap times and tyre compounds automatically, every few seconds while a session is running.
What is F1 Live Timing?
F1 Live Timing is a real-time view of the timing data from a Formula 1 session. It lets you follow every move on track together with the live broadcast — overtakes, pit stops and the fastest laps — without waiting for the classification after the chequered flag.
What the F1 Live Timing table shows
- Position — each driver’s current running order
- Gap — time gap to the leader
- Interval — time gap to the car ahead
- Last Lap — the driver’s most recent lap time
- Tyre — compound (Soft / Medium / Hard / Intermediate / Wet) and age
When can I watch F1 Live Timing?
The F1 Live Timing table goes live automatically during real sessions — Practice, Qualifying, Sprint and the Race. When no session is running it simply shows a “no live session” status. You can see the full race calendar on our Formula 1 page.
F1 Live Timing FAQ
Where does the F1 Live Timing data come from?
The timing data is provided by OpenF1, an open Formula 1 data service, so the table updates close to real time during a session.
Is F1 Live Timing free?
Yes, it is completely free — no sign-up and no payment. Just open this page while a session is running.
How often does the F1 Live Timing table update?
It refreshes automatically about every five seconds, and pauses when you switch to another tab to save resources.
Does F1 Live Timing work on mobile?
Yes, the table is fully responsive on phones and tablets.
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