This section provides a direct, side‑by‑side comparison between a driver and all their teammates in both qualifying and the race. It allows you to evaluate differences in raw speed, race pace, and consistency under equal team conditions. A wide set of filters lets you customize exactly which data you want to analyze, so you can focus on the aspects that matter you most. With these tools, you can quickly identify who is faster over a single lap, who maintains a stronger rhythm during the race, and how their consistency compare across different scenarios.

This chart compares each driver directly against their teammates in both qualifying and the race. It highlights differences in overall performance within the same team, where both drivers share the same car and conditions. By looking at this comparison, you can quickly see if the driver is outperforming the others and how the balance shifts between qualifying speed and race pace.

This table compares a driver with their teammate to determine who has the stronger race pace, better consistency, and fewer mistakes. It highlights differences in average lap times, variability of performance, and the percentage of laps affected by mistakes. By looking at these metrics side by side, you can quickly see which driver maintains a faster rhythm over the race, who is more consistent from lap to lap, and who makes fewer mistakes overall.

The Driver Performance Index (DPI) is a composite metric designed to evaluate a driver’s overall performance across a race or seasons by combining pace, consistency, and driving accuracy into a single standardized score. Rather than focusing only on raw lap times, the DPI aims to reflect how a driver performs lap after lap under race conditions, highlighting both speed and reliability. Averaging each metric provides a clear view of the driver’s performance trend over the years.