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FAQ
Where does the data come from?
Recent sessions come from OpenF1, a free,
community-run API for Formula 1 timing and telemetry, used under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
Earlier sessions were built with FastF1,
the open-source Python library for F1's live timing feeds. Neither is affiliated with
Formula 1, and neither is FullThrottle.
How do I use the telemetry charts?
Hover any chart to see synced values across every chart and the track map. Click and
drag to zoom; double-click to reset.
What is "LiCO"?
Lift and coast is when a driver comes off the
throttle before braking, to save fuel or energy or manage tyres. A lift below the
throttle threshold (20% by default, adjustable in settings) that coasts at least 60 m into a braking
zone is highlighted as LiCO. Coasting through a corner between brake and throttle isn't.
Is this official?
No. FullThrottle is a non-commercial project, not associated with the Formula 1 group
of companies, Liberty Media or Formula One Management. F1, Formula One, Formula 1,
FIA Formula One World Championship, Grand Prix and related marks are trade marks of
Formula One Licensing B.V.
Is this open source?
Yes, under AGPLv3. The source is on GitHub.