Position x: amount of points for finishing in this position.You can select a non-F1 PSS by using the non-F1-PSS menu.You can use a existing F1 PSS by using the right PSS menu.Input for each position how many points it should award. You can create your very own PSS by using the fields.Give it a shot from your device and let me know if it works in the comments.Create your own point scoring system (PSS). Other features include results for every session of the current season, the season calendar, timetables for every Grand Prix and the current championship standings. Graphs also allow you to see how conditions have changed throughout the session.Īdditional Features – The Official Live Timing Application isn’t just about the current race. Other features include a track status indicator, informing you of yellow/red flags and safety car phases, plus straight-line speeds and text commentary.Ĭircuit Data – The circuit data screen lets you know what conditions the drivers are facing out on the circuit, with the current air and track temperatures, rainfall, air pressure and humidity levels, plus wind speed and direction. Live Timing – The main timing screen lets you track the progress of every driver, from their position and best lap time to their latest sector times and lap count. Early days for this app for sure, but if the promo graphic above is to be believed, at the very least we’ll have BlackBerry and iPhone compatibility. I’ve read checkered reports of the app not being available in certain areas of the world… Plus, spotty performance has been noted in some areas. Check this page regularly for the latest on availability. The application will shortly be available for download for high-end Java-enabled phones and Blackberry. I can’t guarantee it’ll work just fine on your device of choice just yet, as the folks at F1 have given this vague compatibility description:
To get it, simply hit up from your mobile web browser.
With the season underway, any F1 fan packing a smartphone may want to download the official live timing app (it’s free) from.
I recorded the practice session at Bahrain this morning, mostly because I didn’t want to get up at 5AM to catch it. Michael Schumacher is back in the game, Lotus has made their way back to the pit-lane, and a boatload of new regulations (including the ban of mid-race refueling and tire warmers) should make things REALLY interesting. Yessir! The 2010 Formula 1 season is here! I’m really looking forward to this season, as there are so many interesting stories to follow. Update: iPhone users can now download the app via iTunes.
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