Formula 1 · Telemetry intelligence

Read the telemetry.
Model the tyre.
Call the race.

LapBox loads real session data, predicts lap time and tyre degradation, and solves strategy as a duel between two cars that both get to react — then shows its working on every call.

  • 01For the grandstand

    One number that matters and a sentence explaining it. No stint tables, no jargon.

  • 02For the pit wall

    Every lap, stint and delta, fuel-corrected, with the undercut window drawn live.

  • 03For the model

    Training runs, loss curves and SHAP attributions behind every call the system makes.

  • VER1:31.204−0.182
  • NOR1:31.386+0.182
  • LEC1:31.559+0.355
  • Track temp41.2 °C
  • PIA1:31.702+0.498
  • UndercutL33–L36open
  • HAM1:31.884+0.680
  • Air27.8 °C
  • RUS1:32.011+0.807
  • SC risk18%by L38

Built on

  • FastF1

    Session & telemetry source

  • XGBoost

    Lap time · degradation

  • SHAP

    Attribution

  • FastAPI

    Typed REST surface

  • PostgreSQL

    Processed laps

  • Next.js

    This interface

One session, three readings

Same data. Different lens.

02 · Engineer

Everything, at pit-wall density.

Lap-by-lap pace with fuel burn corrected out, live stint state, the undercut window as it opens and closes, and the strategy call re-scored against the car you are actually racing.

  • Fuel-corrected pace, dirty air priced per driver
  • Undercut and overcut windows drawn as they move
  • Every call audited against the rival re-planning too

Fuel-corrected pace · last 12 laps

Gap ahead
+2.41s
Gap behind
−1.08s
Tyre age
14laps
Deg rate
0.07s/lap

Undercut window open — laps 33 to 36

The pipeline

Four steps between a raw session and a decision you can defend.

  1. 01

    Ingest

    A whole session at once — laps, telemetry channels, weather, tyre stints — cleaned of in-laps, out-laps and anything the timing loop got wrong.

  2. 02

    Model

    Lap time and per-compound degradation, with fuel burn corrected out and dirty air priced per driver, so pace means pace.

  3. 03

    Decide

    Strategy solved as a duel: two coupled cars, every pit-wall reflex answered at its best, weighed across every lap a caution could land on.

  4. 04

    Render

    The call, the margin it wins by, and the SHAP attribution behind it — in whichever of the three lenses you are reading in.

Modules
17
Collection through documentation
Tests green
934
719 backend · 215 frontend
API endpoints
51
Typed, across 17 routers
Dashboard views
15
Telemetry to explainability

Access

Bring the pit wall’s view to your screen.

Real sessions, real telemetry, and a model that shows its working. Request access and pick the lens that fits how you watch.