Reminders before every session
A reminder 10, 30 or 60 minutes before practice, qualifying, sprint and race - and a heads-up when a session moves.
The F1 season in your pocket
Every session of the 2026 Formula 1 season, converted to your own timezone - or to local time at the circuit, with one tap. Reminders before each session, results and standings afterwards, and live timing while the cars are out.
What it does
Live timing
Positions, gaps, sectors, tyres and strategy, race control and trackside weather.
Your timezone, or the track’s
Every session time converted to your own clock - tap to switch to local time at the circuit.
Results and standings
Classification after every session, plus the drivers’ and constructors’ championships.
Drivers, teams and circuits
Profiles with season and career statistics, and every circuit with its outline.
Replay and spoiler-free mode
Replay past sessions from 2023 onwards, and hide results until you are ready to see them.
A look inside
Questions
Which timezone are the times in?
Your own, detected from the device, and you can pick a different one in settings. Tapping the line above a weekend schedule switches between your timezone and local time at the circuit.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-in and no account. Notifications are optional and can be turned off at any time.
What does live timing show?
Positions, gaps, sector times, tyre compounds and strategy, race control messages and trackside weather while a session is running. Sessions from 2023 onwards can also be replayed at any time.
Is it connected to Formula 1?
No. CalendarF1 is an independent app and is not associated with Formula 1, the FIA or any F1 team. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
What data does it collect?
If you enable notifications, a push token and your notification settings are stored so reminders can be sent. Nothing else. Details are in the privacy policy.
Why is the iPhone app called "Race Calendar & Live Timing"?
That is its name in the App Store. On iPhone, CalendarF1 shares one app with KiedyF1, our Polish site: on a phone that is not set to Polish it runs as CalendarF1, in English, with the data from this site, and its icon is labelled CalendarF1. Settings → Język / Language switches between the two. On Android, CalendarF1 is its own app in Google Play.