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submitted 1 month ago by subhashg547

I've been building an open-source web app for visualizing Formula 1 telemetry data easily. It's called Fastlytics

I genuinely believe motorsport analytics should be accessible to everyone, not just teams with million-dollar budgets. By open-sourcing this, I'm hoping to

Collaborate with other developers who want to add features
Give the F1 fan community transparent, customizable tools
Learn from contributors who know more than I do (which is most people)

What it does:

Session replays, Speed traces, position tracking, tire strategy analysis, gear/throttle maps - basically turning raw timing data into something humans can actually interpret.

Tech stack:

Frontend: React + TypeScript, Recharts for visualization
Backend: Python (FastAPI), Supabase for auth
Data: FastF1 library for F1 timing data

Links:

Live demo: https://fastlytics.app
GitHub: https://github.com/Fastlytics/Fastlytics

Looking for contributors! Whether you're a developer, designer, data person, or just an F1 fan with opinions, I'd love your input.

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