Fast F1
2.3.0
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Contents:

  • Getting Started
    • Getting started with the basics
      • Loading a session or an event
      • Loading a session or and event by name
      • Working with the event schedule
      • Displaying driver info and session results
      • Working with laps and lap times
    • Example Plot
  • Examples Gallery
    • Overlaying speed traces of two laps
    • Gear shifts on track
    • Qualifying results overview
    • Who can still win the drivers WDC?
    • Speed visualization on track map
  • General Functions - fastf1
    • Accessing Events and Sessions
    • Caching
    • General Functions - API Reference
      • Events API
      • Cache API
  • Timing and Telemetry Data - fastf1.core
    • Data Objects
    • Functions
    • API Reference
      • Functions
        • get_session
        • get_round
      • Data Objects
        • Weekend
        • Session
        • Laps
        • Lap
        • Telemetry
        • Results
      • Exceptions
  • Event Schedule - fastf1.events
    • Event Schedule Data
      • Supported Seasons
      • Event Schedule
    • Session identifiers
    • Functions for accessing schedule data
    • Data Objects
      • Overview
      • API Reference
  • Api Functions - fastf1.api
  • Utils module - fastf1.utils
  • Plotting - fastf1.plotting
  • Live Timing Client - fastf1.livetiming
    • Usage Example
    • Important Notes
    • Command Line Interface
      • Save
      • Extract
    • Live Timing Client
    • Live Timing Data Object
  • Legacy Functionality - fastf1.legacy

Information:

  • Time, Date and Timing - Explanation
    • Points in Time
    • Lap timing
  • How to perform calculations accurately
    • Validating results
    • Working with the available data
    • Slicing data by lap for use in further calculations
    • Disclaimer
  • Known bugs and caveats
  • Troubleshooting
    • Something doesn’t work
  • Contributing
    • Contributing
      • Submitting a bug report
      • Requesting a new feature
      • Contributing code
        • How to contribute
        • Contributing pull requests
      • Contributing documentation
        • Contributing examples to the gallery
      • Coding guidelines
        • API changes
        • Adding new API
        • New modules and files: installation
        • Using logging for debug messages
    • Setting up FastF1 for development
      • Creating a dedicated environment
      • Retrieving the latest version of the code
      • Installing FastF1 in editable mode
      • Installing pre-commit hooks
      • Installing additional dependencies for development
    • Testing
      • Requirements
      • Running the tests
    • Writing documentation
      • Getting started
        • General file structure
        • Setting up the doc build
        • Building the docs
        • Writing documentation
    • Pull request guidelines
      • Summary for PR authors
      • Detailed guidelines
        • Documentation
        • Automated tests
  • Changelog
    • v2.3.0
    • v2.2.9
    • v2.2.8
    • v2.2.7
    • v2.2.6
    • v2.2.5
    • v2.2.4
    • v2.2.3
    • v2.2.2
    • v2.2.1
    • v2.2.0
    • v2.1.13 More Bug Fixes
    • v2.1.12 Fixes and Patches
    • v2.1.11 Fixes and Patches
    • v2.1.10 Ergast compatibility
    • v2.1.9 General maintenance
    • v2.1.8 Add temporary support for sprint qualifying
    • v2.1.7 Various bug fixes
    • v2.1.6 Added weather data, general improvements and bug fixes
    • v2.1.5 Improved robustness and minor fixes
    • v2.1.4 Bug fixes and various minor improvements
    • v2.1.3 Improved error handling
    • v2.1.2 Hotfixes for loading live timing data
    • v2.1.1 Add support for recording and using live timing data
    • v2.1: Refactoring, accuracy improvements and a more accessible interface
    • v2.0.2: API code overhaul
    • v2.0.1: Integration of a newer version of Ax6’s old repository
    • v2.0.0: first release of this fork
    • v1.5.1: last release by Ax6
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