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A fan-made guide to when Sessions run and what the weather will do.

motorsportsinfo.app shows the Featured Round for F1, F2, F3, the WEC, Formula E, IndyCar and MotoGP, and for F1 Academy, the WRC, IMSA, NASCAR, GT World Challenge Europe, the DTM and Super GT — the Round in progress, or the next one — with every Session in your time or Track Time, a live countdown, the forecast at the Circuit for each Session and, for F1, a rain radar of the next two hours around Session time. It is free, has no ads and no accounts.

What it is

Pick a Series and you get one page: the Round that matters now. Times are shown in your device's time zone by default; you can switch to Track Time (the Circuit's time zone) or any other zone, and choose °C or °F and km/h or mph. Cancelled Sessions stay in the list, marked as cancelled. For F1, F2 and F3 the page also lists the FIA's documents for the Round as they are published — stewards' decisions, classifications and notes — each opening right here on the site.

Alerts lets you get a Session Reminder before the Sessions you follow, hear about Schedule Changes, or subscribe to a calendar.

Data sources & credits

  • F1 schedule: Data: OpenF1, with Jolpica as a fallback. Both are licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
  • F1 Session Results: the full classification of each finished Session, from OpenF1, behind a spoiler warning. Other Series link to their official results pages.
  • F1 Telemetry: car data, positions and lap times from OpenF1, available once a Session has finished.
  • F2 and F3 schedules: from the official timetables published on the FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3 websites, with the sportstimes/f1 dataset as a fallback.
  • WEC schedule: from the official timetables published on the FIA WEC website.
  • Formula E, IndyCar, MotoGP and F1 Academy schedules: from the sportstimes/f1 dataset, licensed MIT.
  • WRC schedule: each rally's itinerary as published on the WRC website. A rally's Circuit is its service park, and each day's end is estimated from its last stage.
  • IMSA schedule: IMSA's own calendar feed for the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.
  • NASCAR schedule: the Cup Series schedule published by NASCAR.
  • GT World Challenge Europe schedule: the event timetables published on the GT World Challenge Europe website. Session ends are estimated.
  • DTM schedule: the event timetables published on the DTM website.
  • Super GT schedule: the race timetables published on the Super GT website, with Rounds named by their official number.
  • FIA documents: Documents: FIA. Titles and publish times from the FIA's document pages for F1, F2 and F3. The documents are the FIA's own PDFs, passed through unchanged and shown on this site with PDF.js; each one can still be downloaded.
  • Weather: Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), used on its free, non-commercial tier.
  • Rain radar: Forecast radar: Rainbow.ai, with Radar: RainViewer showing the past two hours when the forecast is unavailable.
  • Maps: © OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Sources can be wrong or slow to update. When they are, we correct Sessions by hand with a Schedule Override until the source catches up. Because these sources are free for non-commercial use, this site will stay non-commercial: no ads and no paid features.

Privacy

  • No accounts. There is nothing to sign up for.
  • Your preferences stay on your device. Your last Series, time zone choice, units, theme, the choices you make on the Alerts page and the notices you have closed are kept in your browser's local storage, and the Session Results you reveal are remembered only for that tab. None of it is kept on our side, apart from what push notifications need. Analytics counts some of these choices when you make them (see below), but never which time zone you picked.
  • Push notifications are optional. If you turn them on, we store an anonymous browser push endpoint and the keys that encrypt messages to it; the Series, Session Types, reminder lead time and FIA document alerts you chose; and your device's time zone, so the times in each notification are in your local time. Alongside it we keep when it was saved, how many sends to it have failed in a row (so a dead one is removed), and which Session Reminders it has been sent, for a week, so none arrives twice. Nothing else. You can remove it at any time from Alerts.
  • Calendar links contain only your choices of Series and Session Types.
  • Analytics are anonymous and provided by Tracwell. They count page views and a few actions: the Series you pick, switching between your time, Track Time and another zone, changing units, turning push notifications on or off, creating a calendar link, and opening the rain radar or an FIA document. Nothing is stored on your device to recognise you on a later visit, and if your browser sends Do Not Track, nothing is recorded.
  • Other services. While the F1 rain radar is showing, your browser loads map tiles from OpenFreeMap and, when the forecast radar is unavailable, radar images from RainViewer. Like any website, they see your IP address. Our host, Vercel, keeps short-lived request logs.

Disclaimer

Unofficial. Not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA, the ACO, the WEC, Formula E, INDYCAR, MotoGP or Dorna Sports. F1, Formula 1, Formula E, IndyCar, MotoGP and related marks are trademarks of their respective owners. Each Series' colour is used only to tell the Series apart; there are no official logos on this site.

Session times and forecasts are provided as-is and can change at short notice. Always check official channels before travelling.