Degner news

Super Formula joins Degner, plus a closer look at F1

2026-10-11T00:00:00Z

Hi everyone,

This weekend brings Singapore in F1 and Fuji in Super Formula, and the biggest Degner update is a new series to follow. We've spent the last few weeks bringing Super Formula into the app, alongside two new ways to get more out of F1. Cars are lining up on track in Singapore, why don't you load up Degner on your second screen to follow along?

Below are three new things to try next time you open Degner.

Super Formula comes to Degner

You can now follow Japan's premier single-seater series with live timing, telemetry, pit stops, charts and qualifying analysis, including support for qualifying groups. If you've been curious about Super Formula, this is a good time to give it a look.

The basics are in place, with more to come. Track maps and GPS positions, race control messages, team radio and an annotated timeline aren't available for Super Formula yet but will be for the Suzuka race in a month's time.

Exploring Super Formula timing, race charts, driver details and pit stops at Fuji.

Timing, telemetry, pit stops and qualifying analysis are open without an account. Live rewind is available for Supporters.

See where each driver is faster

Focus two F1 drivers and turn on H2H (head-to-head) on the track map to see where each is quicker around the lap. It's a little like the track-dominance graphics on the broadcast, with the choice of drivers in your hands. The chart updates live, based on the last 4 laps' data.

Comparing two focused F1 drivers with H2H on the track map.

Read the team radio

F1 team-radio clips now have automatic transcripts underneath them, live and in replays from this weekend onward. Read the message as well as listen. Noisy radio can still trip up the transcription, so the original audio is there to check. We will continue improving on the quality of transcriptions.

Automatic transcripts beneath F1 team-radio clips in the Session Feed.

Transcripts require Supporter access. Team-radio audio remains available without an account. Older recordings won't have transcripts.

A few smaller improvements

F1 replays and live rewind now open closer to the session start, keeping the formation lap and pit-lane queue. This removes some noise or lull from the beginning, making navigation easier.
The pre-race board distinguishes reconnaissance laps, waiting on the grid and the formation lap.
A small bug is fixed: telemetry charts keep working when new data arrives while you're inspecting a tooltip.

These updates now have a home at degner.app/news, with tutorials and highlights planned too.

Thanks for using Degner.

Follow the close battles in Degner

2026-10-04T00:00:00Z

Only one week since the previous edition so we only have a few updates. We made close racing easier to track, and introducing more control over what you see. Here are three things to try next time you open Degner.

🇲🇾 Try it alongside the race

This one is a strange week: Bahrain GP in Malaysia. The race is about to start so why not open Degner alongside your broadcast on your second screen. You can tune the timing with the delay controls (video feeds typically are behind 20-40 seconds, depending on our source).

Open Degner

🔥 Find the close battles

The new Close Running view highlights groups of cars whose gaps stay below one second for at least 30 seconds. Brackets on the timing board show where those groups are, the new tab for Close Running shows more details, and you can add a whole group to your focused drivers in one click.

Close Running groups beside the timing board.

Available on desktop and mobile. No account required.

📈 Keep the charts you actually use

You can now hide unused charts and panels from Settings, alongside the existing options for arranging your dock. Keep the things you check most often, and use Reset layout whenever you want everything back.

Settings with controls to show or hide charts and panels.

Free account required to hide charts and panels.

🔭 Keep your drivers in sight

Focused drivers are now easier to pick out across the board and charts. Driver labels are more consistent too, and the Race Chart has clearer labels, restored gap-to-leader lines and a position view that starts from the grid.

Focused drivers highlighted on the timing board above the Race Chart.

A few smaller improvements

Schedule remembers the series you follow, with cross-device sync when signed in.
Championship points ties now use the official finishing-position countback.
Added missing circuit outlines and expanded translations in Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and Hungarian.
The timing board and track map use less CPU.

Thanks for using Degner.

Oszkar

A few new things to try in Degner

2026-09-27T00:00:00Z

I've added a few things to Degner recently that I wanted to show you. There is more help for following a race, checking a possible pit stop, and finding your way around a replay, among many small improvements and visual cleanups. Below are four things to try next time you open Degner.

The race is on in Baku!

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is already underway, so now is a good time to open Degner and follow the live timing alongside the race.

Open Degner

See where a pit stop would put you

Wondering where a driver would rejoin after a stop? The pit-window projection puts that estimate on the timing board and in the driver detail view, so you can see the traffic they could come back into.

Driver detail view showing the projected pit rejoin position and surrounding traffic.

Free account required. Green-flag conditions only. On mobile, open the driver detail view. Projections are estimates.

Get to know the timeline

There is now a guide beside the playback controls explaining the timeline symbols, buttons and status words. Open Guide on desktop, or find it under Controls on your phone.

The playback guide explaining timeline markers and controls.

On desktop, press ? outside controls and dialogs. Live rewind requires Supporter access; recorded replays remain open to everyone.

Open the results from the calendar

Pick a finished session in Schedule to open its full classification. The result status tells you whether it is official, provisional or still unknown.

A finished session classification opened from the Schedule view.

A quick way to check the complete order without loading a replay.

Spot when the lead changed

Diamond markers now show lead changes on the session timeline, alongside the fastest-lap, weather and flag markers. Hover a marker to see who took over at the front.

Timeline lead-change marker with a tooltip identifying the change of leader.

Available in live sessions and recordings published with marker data. Older replays may not show markers yet.

Thanks for using Degner.

Oszkar