F1 team race pace
Which team has the best race pace in an F1 Grand Prix, with the gap to the fastest.
What it shows
Each team's average race pace, calculated from the clean lap times of its drivers.
How to read it
Teams are ordered fastest to slowest and the gap to the best is shown in seconds per lap.
What to look for
Teams whose pace does not match their final result (because of strategy, traffic or incidents) and small gaps in the middle of the field.
Data and limits
It is an average of two cars: an incident or a driver with a problem distorts the team figure. Start, pit and neutralised laps are removed, but tyre differences are not. Lap times and telemetry come from the official F1 feed through FastF1 (with TracingInsights as a fallback); results come from Jolpica.
Data is updated when each session ends.
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