Fetch F1 drivers from OpenF1, filtered by session, meeting or identity fields.

Fetch F1 sessions (practice, qualifying, sprint, race) from OpenF1.

Fetch F1 meetings (Grand Prix or testing weekends) from OpenF1.

Fetch the final classification of an F1 session from OpenF1.

Results become available a few minutes after the official results are published on the Formula 1 website. If the API returns HTTP 404, the results are not yet published for that session — retry with an earlier session_key (use get_sessions to find completed sessions).

Fetch the starting grid for an F1 race from OpenF1.

Grid data becomes available a few minutes after the official results are published on the Formula 1 website. If the API returns HTTP 404, the grid is not yet published for that session — retry with an earlier session_key (use get_sessions to find completed sessions).

Fetch driver position changes throughout an F1 session from OpenF1.

Fetch detailed lap-by-lap data for an F1 session from OpenF1.

Fetch pit lane passes for an F1 session from OpenF1.

Fetch tyre stints (periods of continuous driving) from OpenF1.

Fetch real-time gaps between drivers and to the race leader from OpenF1.

Available during races only, with updates approximately every 4 seconds. Use date_from/date_to to bound the response (e.g., the closing laps).

Fetch race control events (flags, safety car, incidents) from OpenF1.

Fetch weather conditions over the track from OpenF1 (sampled every minute).

Fetch overtakes during F1 races from OpenF1.

Covers on-track passes and position changes from pit stops or post-race penalties. Only available during races and may be incomplete.

Fetch team radio exchanges between drivers and teams from OpenF1.

Only a limited selection of communications is included, not the complete record. Coverage has decreased significantly starting in 2026, with most events providing no radio data at all (a limitation on F1's side).

Fetch car telemetry (speed, rpm, gear, throttle, brake, DRS) from OpenF1.

Sampled at ~3.7 Hz — always narrow down with the range filters below (e.g., a single lap via date_from/date_to, or high-speed samples via speed_min) to keep responses usable.

Fetch approximate car positions on the circuit from OpenF1.

Sampled at ~3.7 Hz — always narrow down with date_from/date_to (e.g., a single lap) to keep responses usable. Useful for gauging progress along the track, but lacks lateral placement (left/right side). The origin point (0, 0, 0) is arbitrary.

Fetch drivers championship standings from OpenF1 (beta endpoint).

Only available for race sessions. This endpoint is in beta: its behavior or fields may change without notice.

Fetch teams championship standings from OpenF1 (beta endpoint).

Only available for race sessions. This endpoint is in beta: its behavior or fields may change without notice.

Fetch drivers championship standings and render them as a visual board.

MCP App spike (task 05): in hosts supporting the MCP Apps extension, the result renders as an interactive HTML board with driver photos, team colors and points. In other hosts, the same data is returned as JSON text.

Replay a race as an animated position chart (bar-chart-race style).

MCP App (task 06): in hosts supporting the MCP Apps extension, renders cars stacked by official position with a checkered treadmill paced by the leader (a new lap opens when the leader crosses), tyre compound badges (red S / yellow M / white H), per-sector times with broadcast colors recomputed at the displayed instant (one purple per sector, green = personal best, yellow = slower), the lap time as MM:SS:mmm, PIT badges, a centered Safety Car / VSC / race-suspended banner, and a header with circuit, local start time and track conditions. Retired cars show a permanent OUT or DNS tag and drop gap, sectors and lap time. In other hosts the same payload is returned as JSON text.