F1 alerts that explain what just happened on track. Pit strategy, safety cars, penalties and battles, as they happen. No jargon. No guessing.
Not a prediction tool, a companion built on years of race data that sends push notifications with the "why" as the drama unfolds on your screen.
Pitting early for new tyres can jump a driver ahead of a rival. You'll know when it's happening.
When the Safety Car comes out, everything changes. We tell you who wins and who loses.
Two cars fighting for position. We track who's closing in and when an overtake is coming.
A penalty doesn't always drop a driver. We calculate exactly what it means for their race.
Some battles go on for laps with nothing happening. We tell you when a driver is truly trapped.
Missing a free pit stop under a safety car can be one of the most costly mistakes in F1. We flag it instantly.
When a battle finally ends, we tell you who came out ahead and how long it took.
Sometimes a driver pits just to stop the car behind from jumping them. We explain why.
What happened, and why. Every race of the 2026 season, told through the alerts Grid Copilot sent while it was happening. Read all Race Notes.
Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix for the first time. Ferrari had Hamilton P2 and got him home P6 after a missed pit stop, and Antonelli took P3.
F1 cars needed a software update because of rain. Verstappen won for the first time in 2026, Hamilton went from P18 to P3, and Russell's engine failure put Antonelli 84 points clear.
Russell led every lap in Baku. 2 safety cars and a crash on the final lap still left Verstappen 0.100 seconds from taking the win off him.
Formula 1 built a circuit from scratch in Madrid and got a race nobody could overtake in. Norris led it, was never passed, and still finished P3.
Antonelli started 19th on Sunday, at a track where the driver starting first usually just drives off into the distance, in front of a crowd who had come to watch Ferrari.
No. This app is not a replica of F1 TV, and we are not affiliated with the Formula One Group of Companies, the FIA, or any individual F1 team. Think of it this way: while you are watching any F1 broadcast from your couch, such as F1 TV, Apple TV, ESPN, or Sky Sports, the insights live right there on your phone, and push notifications bring the big moments to your attention as they happen.
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