F1Gopher is a GUI frontend to the F1Gopher library.

It allows you to view timing, telemetry and location data and more from Formula 1 events, either live or replays of previous events.

• Replay all sessions (practices, qualifying, sprint and races) from all events from 2018 to now
• Watch data from sessions lives as they happen
• Watch data from pre-season test sessions live
• Listen to driver radio messages
• Pause and resume live sessions
• Skip forward through replay sessions
• Count down to the next session
• Web server that duplicates the timing view onto a web page

• Driver position
• Segment times for each driver that show if they were faster than their previous best, faster than anyone or slower
• Drivers fastest lap for the session
• Gap to the driver in front or gap to the fastest lap (for qualifying)
• All three sector times and last lap time color to show if the time is a personal best, fastest overall or slower
• DRS open or closed and whether the car is currently within one second of the car in front and potentially able to use DRS
• Current tire being used and number of laps the tire has been used for
• Last speed when going through the speed trap
• Location of the car (on track, outlap, pitlane, stopped...)
• Segment state for the track (is the segment green, yellow or red flagged)
• Fastest sector and laptimes for anyone in that session
• For race sessions shows the estimated position after a pitstop (including gap ahead and behind to the nearest drivers). This is estimated from the time taken to drive through the pitlane plus a configurable expected pitstop time

• An outline of the track and pitlane
• Locations of all drivers in realtime
• Location of the safety car when active

• Plays the drivers radio messages as they happen
• Or mute them

• Displays all messages from race control

• Shows how much each drivers current has improved compared to their best time and the current pole time

• Configurable view to track and compare lap times between pairs of drivers
• Shows the tire compound and current gap between drivers
• Shows the past 5 laps times and whether a driver is gaining or loosing time compared to the other driver
• You can compare a driver to any other, the car infront, the car behind, the leader or their team mate