f1scope

Formula 1 distilled

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https://t.co/noVlztIhzx is back because less is more.

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f1scope is back again https://t.co/4b3MxkLE66

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2nd win for Carlos Sainz today https://t.co/er5DItgqfg #f1scope

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Max F1 career summary after yesterday's win

https://t.co/nI1oMEm2xb

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Yet another race dominated by VER Belgian Grand Prix 2023 by https://t.co/bF1mHTbKBB #f1scope

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Yet another VERxRB=full control
Hungarian Grand Prix 2023 by https://t.co/fKrH39BnXa #f1scope

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The advantage of RB in one chart

Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2023 by https://t.co/ojRGMtuSEP #f1scope

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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2023 by https://t.co/242S7gcAkD #f1scope

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@joesaward And this gap between P2 and P3 ;-)

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@joesaward USA 2005 :-)

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Bahrain 2023 Race Pace Estimation Puzzle https://t.co/pvmuhzYP2J #f1 #formula1

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@ChrisMedlandF1 I'm trying to replicate the race pace estimations from your Bahrain GP strategy guide. Some things are not clear to me. Could I ask you some questions ?https://t.co/9iVJGn51rH

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Red Bull in full control Bahrain Grand Prix 2023 by https://t.co/5LluBPgssI #f1scope

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When asked #ChatGPT about #Formula1 1997 Season. Disappointing... #F1Scope

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Do you recognize this epic F1 Grand Prix ? #f1scope

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Markus Winkelhock by #f1scope
probably the shortest #Formula1 career since 1996 https://t.co/A5xF6YKWjx

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Just released new version. It includes career summary screens, based on the idea of driver distillates from the previous versions of f1scope. Enjoy.

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After some time of inactivity https://t.co/noVlztqGaX website is back again.

This time, the ambition is not (only) to visualize but to analyze and liberate F1 data.

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#f1live will we get drs activated today ?

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#f1live wouldnt it be possible (to force by regulations) to design cars more for the wet?