Pitwall IQ for iPhone
Race day,
in your hand.
The race intelligence behind pitwalliq.com — why the Grand Prix was won, not just who won it — designed for the phone you are already holding when the lights go out.
- Free
- No account
- No ads
- No tracking
Turning point
The lap the lead changed hands
Why it mattered, and what it cost.
Position
P1 — P10
Tyres
Clean-air pace
Formula 1 is watched
with a phone in one hand.
This website was built for a desk. The app is the same intelligence, rebuilt for the sofa, the grandstand, and the group chat that starts arguing before the flag drops.
- Every season since 1950
- Every lap read, never sampled
- Every claim carries its source
01Read
The race, explained
Not a wall of timing data — an answer. Every session opens on what decided it, with the evidence one tap below.
Answer first
The turning point, the best call and the costliest one, up top.
Plain English or full detail
One switch moves the whole app between fan and analyst.
Turning point
The lap the lead changed hands
Why it mattered, and what it cost.
Position
P1 — P10
Tyres
Clean-air pace
02See
Every lap, drawn
The whole Grand Prix in one picture — position by lap, safety cars shaded, pit stops marked, stints in their real colours.
Built for touch
Charts sized and spaced for a thumb, not a mouse pointer.
Tyres tell the story
Lap-accurate stints show the strategy without a single number.
Position
P1 — P10
Tyres
Race control
- Safety car deployed
- Track clear — green flag
03Ask
Ask it like you watched it
“Why did he lose the lead?” — answered from the session's own data, with the evidence named and an honest confidence level.
Grounded, not generated
Every fact comes from the analysis, never made up to please you.
Honest when unsure
It tells you what is missing instead of papering over it.
Short answer
The stop before the safety car
Pitting a lap early meant paying full price for a stop the field got at a discount.
Evidence
High confidence- Where the gap opened
- What the stop cost
- The laps either side
04Carry
Built for the hand, not the desk
What being an app actually buys you — written in the future tense, because it is being built now.
One thumb
Every control within reach of the hand holding the phone — no desktop layout squeezed onto a small screen.
The same intelligence
The identical analysis behind this website: same data, same methods, same honesty about confidence.
Light by design
The heavy lifting runs on our servers. The app fetches finished analysis — kind to battery and data plan.
05Explore
Everything in the box
Pick a season, a race and a session — everything below is built from that one session's data.
- Race storiesHow it was won and lost, answer first.
- StrategyUndercuts, pit windows, the decisive calls.
- TyresStints, age, and how each set fell away.
- PaceFuel- and tyre-corrected clean-air speed.
- Position chartEvery driver, every lap, every window.
- CompareTwo drivers, and where the gap came from.
- AskPlain-English questions, honest answers.
- SeasonsResults and championships back to 1950.
06Trust
Real data, honestly handled
Nothing is generated and nothing is guessed quietly. Every figure traces to a published Formula 1 record.
Timing, stints, pit stops, race control and weather come from FastF1 and the F1 timing archive; grids, results and championships from Jolpica / Ergast; pit-stop durations from OpenF1. Full session analysis needs lap-by-lap timing, so it covers 2018 to today — results and championships reach back to 1950, and the app tells you which of the two you are looking at.
- No account, no sign-in, nothing to register for.
- No cookies, no ads, no tracking across other apps.
- Usage counted under a random identifier that says nothing about you.
Be on the pit wall
for the next one
The iPhone app is in preparation for App Store review. Until it lands, everything it does is live on the web.
iPhone only for now — there is no Android version yet. Apple, the Apple logo and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc. Pitwall IQ is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple.