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United States Grand Prix

Circuit of the Americas · 23–25 Oct

Practice 1 starts in 6d 18h 49m Fri 17:30 your time
  1. Practice 2 Fri 16:00 at the track  
  2. Practice 3 Sat 12:30 at the track  
  3. Qualifying Sat 16:00 at the track  
  4. Race Sun 15:00 at the track  

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Never ahead of your TV

Tap once when the lights go out and every number waits for your picture. No spoilers from the tower, the map, the predictions or the story.

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Says what just happened

Passes, stops and safety cars written up the moment you see them, with the timing and race control messages that back each line.

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Calls the strategy, and shows its record

Undercut windows before they open. On 10 races of 2025 it never saw, its high-confidence calls were right 85.3% of the time.

Unofficial F1 dashboard

F1 live timing that never spoils the race

FastPitStop is a free second-screen dashboard for Formula 1. It shows live timing, tyre wear, pit strategy and undercut predictions, and holds every number back to match your TV delay so you never see a moment before it happens on screen.

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More than the timing screen

Live timing and gaps

Running order, intervals, last laps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and race control messages, updated as the session runs. Open it at any point and it shows where the race stands now.

Spoiler-free Delay Sync

TV and streaming feeds run seconds to a minute behind the track. Set your delay, or tap when the lights go out, and everything waits for your broadcast, even if your phone's clock is wrong.

Undercut and pit-window predictor

For the closest battles it predicts whether pitting now would get a driver ahead, and on which lap, with a confidence level. Tested against past races it never saw.

Tyre degradation

How fast each set of tyres is losing time, fitted per stint from fuel-corrected laps, with an honest verdict on how far each fit can be trusted.

Why it happened

When something notable happens, such as a pass, a slow stop or a sudden loss of pace, one sentence explains it, citing the timing and race control evidence behind it.

Race replays

Rewatch past Grands Prix lap by lap at any speed through the same dashboard, with the same spoiler protection and the cars on F1's own recorded positions.

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Questions

What is FastPitStop?
An unofficial, free F1 live timing dashboard. Alongside the running order and gaps it works out what the timing feed does not say: how fast each tyre is wearing, whether an undercut will work, and why a driver suddenly gained or lost time.
How does it avoid spoiling the race?
Set your delay once, or tap when the lights go out, and every number, chart and prediction waits until your TV or stream has shown that moment. The dashboard corrects for a wrong clock on your phone or computer too.
Can I watch a race again later?
Yes. Past races replay lap by lap through the same dashboard at any speed, with the same spoiler protection, so you can rewatch a Grand Prix on your own schedule.
Is FastPitStop official?
No. It is an unofficial fan project and is not associated with Formula 1, the FIA or any team. It uses no official logos.

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