Apex Telemetry & Lap Delta Analyzer
Examine micro-sector time gains, braking deceleration, and apex speed deltas. Benchmark Verstappen (1st), Russell (2nd), and Hamilton (3rd) or import custom telemetry.
Baku Key Apexes & Minimum Corner Speeds
| Location | Distance | Verstappen (Ref) | Russell | Hamilton | Apex Delta | Characteristic |
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Understanding Delta Telemetry (Δt)
Delta telemetry measures the instantaneous cumulative time gap between two cars as a function of track distance (meters) rather than time.
When the delta line rises upward, the comparison driver is losing time relative to the reference car. When it slopes downward, they are out-braking or getting earlier on throttle, clawing time back.
The Baku FP3 Dynamic: Max vs George vs Lewis
The Baku City Circuit is famous for stark contrast: high downforce required through the ultra-narrow Old City castle section (Turn 8 is barely 7.6m wide), countered by a blistering 2.22 km full-throttle drag down Neftchilar Avenue.
- Max (Red Bull): Supreme top-end efficiency and rock-solid rear stability under trail braking into Turn 1 and Turn 3.
- George (Mercedes): Hyper-aggressive turn-in and rotation through Turns 8-10 in the tight castle complex.
- Lewis (Ferrari/Mercedes): Deep deceleration phase, maximizing straight exit traction out of Turn 16 onto the straight.
Importing Sim Racing / Custom Runs
You can bring telemetry logs from F1 24, Assetto Corsa, iRacing, or real track dataloggers (AIM, MoTeC). Use the "Load / Paste Custom Lap" panel to paste distance, speed, throttle, and brake points.
The workbench dynamically computes the cumulative time delta, generates the synchronized curve, and overlays your line against the F1 benchmark.