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Overlays, Telemetry SupportOne of the key features of our Sim Racing Setups F1 Telemetry Platform is the ability to use AI Coaching Feedback to identify key areas of improvement. This feature automatically runs in the background, and can provide notes about any corner.
AI coaching feedback is an automatic coach that will identify key areas from any lap where you could improve. Our AI coach compares your lap directly to any other reference lap, and you can select any lap to use.
This means you can compare your lap directly to a Pro driver lap, or your friends best lap. And in both scenarios, the AI coaching feedback will provide notes that are different. It directly compares your lap to whichever reference lap you have loaded so you can quickly identify key areas of improvement that other drivers are utilising.
The coach will provide feedback based on braking too early, carrying too little minimum speed, trail braking and much more.
Our AI coaching tool can be accessed in two way;
Our F1 overlays allows you to utilise our real-time AI coaching as you drive. To get started, follow our instructions on how to set up F1 overlays. Once you have our F1 overlays running, follow the steps below to access live AI coaching in F1 26.
After a session or just a single lap is complete, you can access more detailed AI coaching from our telemetry platform. You can access AI coaching on any of your recorded laps from your most recent session, or your fastest lap from previous sessions.
To analyse laps and access coaching feedback from our F1 telemetry platform, follow the steps below.


Our coaching notes are designed to analyse your speed through any corner using some key metrics. As you select different corners, you’ll see different points of interest and improvement highlighted.
During the braking phase, various inputs are measured. These can include your braking distance to the apex, your maximum braking pressure and length that you hold the brake pedal, as well as your trail braking technique.
As you lift off the brake pedal, various inputs are being measured such as your steering input, speed that you apply the steering, your turn-in point and minimum corner speed.
As you exit the corner, you will see coaching notes that review your throttle application speed, exit speed, ERS usage and more.
Each coaching notes will receive a score which can be quickly identified by the coloured circle next to the note.
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