The ultimate Formula 1 App, from the UK’s leading quality newspaper website, Telegraph.co.uk.
Stay up-to-date with the latest F1 news, race weekend build-up, real-time qualifying and race stats and results, live in-race telemetry data, plus track guides, driver profiles, championship standings and more.
Whether you’re at the Grand Prix, watching from home or online, or out and about (being dragged round the shops, at an inconveniently scheduled wedding or on holiday with the in-laws), the Telegraph F1 App is THE essential Formula 1 companion for enthusuiasts and part-time race fans alike.
Despite Brawn GP and Jenson Button’s march on the 2009/10 title, this is the most exciting start to an F1 season for years with a host of drivers making it onto the podium already. Stay up-to-date with the latest F1 news as McLaren, Ferrari, Renault and co try to claw back to the top of the championship tables.
Download the Telegraph F1 App now and you’ll never miss a lap.
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Up to the minute F1 news
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Race Overview
Track information
Live race tracker
F1 news on Twitter
Starting Grid information
Race results
Team information
Drivers and Constructors information
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