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Telemetry SupportWhile our telemetry platform records every lap and every session you complete, it is also doing so for thousands of other users. The fastest lap from every user at every track is then recorded into our F1 leaderboards.
Our F1 leaderboards will show every users best lap, at each track, and allows you to review and analyse any of these laps. You can also use the leaderboard to help you put in faster laps by tracking your position and analysing laps that are faster than yours.
When using our F1 telemetry, you can navigate to the leaderboards at any time from the sidebar. We have a dedicated leaderboard link which will take you to the global leaderboard page.
You can also find a short leaderboard list from the sidebar while analysing any of your laps telemetry. This shortened version will show the top 10 lap times for that track, matching your current session type.

From the leaderboard page, you can quickly scroll to view all of the fastest laps that have been completed by all users. You can also filter the results to get more accurate comparisons to your laps.
To filter our leaderboards, use the filters at the top of the page. You can change the game, track, session type and weather. Selecting any of these filters will only show laps that meet all criteria.

In our leaderboard, you will see various tags next to each users name. Below is a breakdown of what these tags mean;
You will notice that every lap on the leaderboard has an “Analyse” button next to it. You can click this button on any leaderboard lap to start studying that laps telemetry in detail.
This will take you to the lap telemetry page, where you can view all of the inputs, the racing line and more data for that specific lap. From this page, you can compare the leaderboard lap to any of your own laps or any other drivers lap.
Find out more about how to analyse laps using our F1 telemetry.
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