F1 race replay with data and a track animation

Free in your browser · replay by the official timestamps, 0.5× to 128×

This is a replay of the race data, not of the broadcast video. PITWALL plays a finished session back through the same windows as a live one — ranking tower, tyre strategy, pit stops, race control and team radio — on the official clock, so you can watch how a race unfolded, jump to the moment you care about, and see what the broadcast had no time to show.

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What you can do in a replay

Races you can replay

41 races can be replayed so far, and more are added as they are processed. Each race page has the result, session times and a replay button.

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Questions

Is this the race video?

No. PITWALL shows data only, never video. If you want the pictures, watch the race on your usual broadcast or on F1 TV and use the replay next to it.

Where does the data come from?

From the official F1 live timing archive, processed by PITWALL. The results on each race page come from Jolpica, an Ergast-compatible F1 database.

Do I need an account?

No account is needed to open the wall and follow timing, tyres, pit stops, race control and radio. The windows that use car position and telemetry data need an F1 TV subscription when watching live; see the live tracker page.

Is PITWALL official?

No. PITWALL is an unofficial project and is not associated with the Formula 1 companies.

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