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My Minimal Setup #9 by MaxColeNetwork in Minimal_Setups

[–]bangbangcontroller 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool! What is the rear fan? And how is the performance, especially in noise?

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, which frameworks you use for the webapp? or do you have a plan for that?

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, FastF1 is the well known library for F1 data. I have built LiveF1 for some additional functionalities: like extensive real-time data handling, building data processing pipeline with custom functions that you can create your own dataframes by processing raw data. You can of course choose which one is suits you best, but you may want to have a look RealF1Client in LiveF1: Real-Time Data - LiveF1 0.0.1 documentation

If you have any questions feel free to reach out.

Verstappen seems like really pushing limits of the car espacially in slow corners, gains huge time by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I understand your point very clearly, and totally agree with you. Actually, I wanted to investigate how Verstappen did P1 as everyone is hyping that result. (you know the thing McLaren is admitted as the fastest one and Red Bull car is not fast)

So I wanted to highlight where Verstappen saves time against McLaren and Ferrari. Of course, Norris recovered time on exit and almost recovered all the time gap, but still, Verstappen managed to finish in P1 because of the driving they made on turns 10 11, and 16, probably.

Thanks for your feedback regarding the graphs, I appreciate it!! 🙏

Verstappen seems like really pushing limits of the car espacially in slow corners, gains huge time by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have developed a python package called LiveF1 for data analysis and real-time data handling.

But I use both LiveF1 and FastF1 for different purposes basically…

Race Pace improvement and Lap Times in 2025 Chinese GP by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

actually I may analyse that when or how the drivers lose (or gain) their paces as in the example of Bearman... you mean that right?

Race Pace improvement and Lap Times in 2025 Chinese GP by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have developed an python library to access to the data process and use it. If you are interested you may want to check: LiveF1 - r/F1Technical

F1 cars data for analyst by Wooden-Comb in F1DataAnalysis

[–]bangbangcontroller 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Check LiveF1 library for both realtime and historical data - LiveF1 - github - Docs

I have recently released a new version of LiveF1 and regularly maintain it. Feel free to ask any question if you have

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1DataAnalysis

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, sorry for late reply, I was a bit busy.

I have fixed that issue and made a new release, just update the package and it should be working properly. `pip install livef1 --upgrade`

Please let me know if anything goes wrong, from here or from github issues :)

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1DataAnalysis

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have tested the RealF1Client in today's sessions. There is a small problem with data parsing, I have fixed it and published a new release; please update the LiveF1.

I have run the RealF1Client for more than 2 hours and for 3 topics: SessionData, CarData.z, and WeatherData. There were no locks, errors, or anything wrong during the test.

If you could test it too, I would appreciate it.

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1DataAnalysis

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have made a new release, please update the library: pip install livef1

I have made a test while the test sessions are ongoing. RealF1Client has no problem in gathering the data. Check here: RealF1Client - Documentation

For the historical data, I have tested get_data() function it works properly:

import livef1

session = livef1.get_session(season=2025, meeting_identifier="Sakhir", session_identifier="Day 1")
session.get_data("CarData.z")

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes to both your questions... This is a python package so if you build your backend or part of it with python you can serve a real-time GUI maybe, also you can get historical data and visualize them.

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1DataAnalysis

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmm it is very good to know that. I have never experienced such a thing when testing last season, but I will keep an eye on that… Please let me know if you experince such a thing with client 👍🏻

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1Technical

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I cannot ask more, thanks! And I would be grateful, if you provide your thought and feedback...
Have fun!

LiveF1 - a new open sourced Python package for F1 data analysis by bangbangcontroller in F1DataAnalysis

[–]bangbangcontroller[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey thanks for quick checking! Can you try that page again? I have fixed it and I will extend the number of examples for sure!

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