What you will find
- The calendar, with every session in your time zone, so you never have to do the maths.
- Live positions during sessions, with the gaps between cars and race control messages.
- Results and the drivers’ and constructors’ standings.
- Driver and team data.
- Articles that explain the rules of F1 from scratch.
- Headlines from specialist outlets, linking to the original story.
Who is behind it
F1PODIO is run by Mariano Pérez, who is responsible for the site and its editorial content.
The site was built by Tonmon.pro (https://tonmon.pro).
For questions, corrections or anything else, write to [email protected].
Where the data comes from
- API-Sports
- Calendar, results, standings and driver and team data, through its Formula-1 API.
- OpenF1
- Live data during sessions: positions, gaps between cars and race control messages.
- Open-Meteo
- The weather forecast shown on the site.
- Wikidata and Wikipedia
- Driver biographies.
- Specialist outlets
- News headlines come from the public RSS feeds of Motorsport.com, Marca, Mundo Deportivo, Autosport and The Race. We show the headline and image each outlet publishes, with a link to its story. We do not copy their articles.
Data can contain errors or delays. The official results are those published by the FIA. Live data refreshes roughly every 2 seconds and may lag slightly.
How we write the rules articles
The articles that explain the rules are checked against the FIA Sporting Regulations and the FIA penalty guidelines. The last full review was on 1 November 2026.
If you spot a mistake, let us know at [email protected] and we will look into it.
An unofficial site
F1PODIO is not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA, FOM or any team. “F1”, “Formula 1” and the team names are trademarks of their respective owners and appear only to identify what we are talking about.
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