Build the context
Countdowns, circuit insights and the season ahead.
The race companion for the curious fan
The gaps. The tyres. The call to box. RaceHub is being built to bring Live Race and Race Strategy into one race-weekend companion.
Go beyond the timing tower
Actual app previews · Illustrative demo data · Live features planned
Before. During. Between.
One race weekend.
More of the picture.
Countdowns, circuit insights and the season ahead.
Driver order, gaps, tyres and the moments that matter.
Pit windows and the trade-offs behind each scenario.
01 / Live Race · Planned feature
The order is only the start.
The context is the race.
Built for the moments the broadcast moves past. Follow the running order, then look closer at the driver and the stint behind it.
See driver order and gaps alongside tyre compounds and stint age, so a changing position has context.
Driver focus brings the last lap, gap to a rival and recent lap times into one view.
Lap-tagged events surface an opening gap, an approaching pit window or a change in track status.
Live functionality is planned. The Monaco session shown is an illustrative lap-32 snapshot, not a connected live data feed.
Monaco / Lap 32 / Demo scenarios
M → H / M → H → M
L34–38
The illustrative pit window
Box around lap 36: balance medium wear against a long final stint on hard tyres.
A window to explore.
Not a guaranteed call.
Original Race Strategy screenshot detail. Complete screen in the app gallery below.
02 / Race Strategy · Planned feature
Why stop now? Why stay out? Explore the pit window and compare what each route to the finish asks of the driver.
The demo pits on lap 36 for hard tyres. One pit loss, but a 42-lap final stint leaves more exposure to late tyre degradation.
The alternative stops on laps 34 and 60. Fresher mediums for the final 18 laps, balanced against another pit loss and overtaking traffic.
Scenarios are illustrative estimates, not verified predictions. The sample assumes dry running, unchanged rival pace, no penalties and rivals completing their planned stops.
The variables behind the numbers
In the demo, a stop now puts Max around P7. A 20.5-second green-flag pit loss makes finding clean air part of the decision.
An assumed 12-second safety-car pit loss could change the balance. It’s a scenario to consider, not an active safety car or a forecast.
03 / The rest of your racing world
Race day is the centre of it all. RaceHub also brings the people, circuits and stories around it into view.
Home pairs the next-race countdown with driver standings and track insights. The schedule lays out upcoming weekends, reminders and past races.
Explore driver and constructor standings, team line-ups, driver profiles and career statistics — from championships to wins and podiums.
Latest News gathers race reports, technical stories and paddock rumours, with category browsing and search for drivers and teams.
The full picture / All seven screens
No cropped stories here. Explore the complete app screens, from the first countdown to the final strategy assumption.
Actual design screenshots. Sample content is illustrative; existing demo labels are preserved.
The race weekend
Complete screen views
The championship & the paddock
A simple race-day ritual
The planned RaceHub experience
Check the next Grand Prix, learn the circuit and see where the championship stands.
Move into Live Race for the order, gaps and tyre picture. Keep your driver’s recent laps in view.
Open Race Strategy to weigh a pit window, compare stops and understand what could change.
Before you join the grid
A little clarity on what’s shown, what’s planned and what comes next.
Not yet. RaceHub is in development. The waitlist is intended for early-access notifications; there is no app download available on this page.
No. It shows a demo snapshot of Monaco at lap 32. Timing, tyre information and race events are illustrative. Connected live functionality is part of the planned product.
They are illustrative scenario estimates, not verified predictions or guaranteed outcomes. Traffic, tyre wear, pit loss and safety-car conditions can change the picture.
The intended sign-up is for early-access notifications. This is a design preview: the email field does not submit or store your address. No launch date has been announced.
Home countdowns and track insights, driver and constructor standings, driver profiles and career stats, Latest News, and the Season Schedule — all shown in the gallery above.