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In the past weeks a lot has happened behind the scenes. What started as a simple LiveTiming test has now become a complete, own P1 system for Le Mans Ultimat.
Everything runs through our own data pipeline:

SERVER & SESSION INFO
Directly at the top of LiveTiming there is now a complete live overview of the current session:
P1 LIVE TIMING

The new P1 LiveTiming has been built from the ground up for multiclass and endurance racing from day one. Among other features:
P1 TRACK MAP

The Track Map is now much more than a few points on a track.
WHY ALL THIS?
Because in the long term we don’t just want to build a P1 LiveTiming.
The same data base will later be used for:
The new P1 LMU LiveTiming is thus not just a new website.
It is gradually the technical foundation for the next P1 system.
And the nice part: It’s already live.
Everything runs through our own data pipeline:

Directly at the top of LiveTiming there is now a complete live overview of the current session:
Server Online / Offline
current track
track logo
Session
Race Lap
Time Left
Track Time
Vehicle and class count
Air and track temperature
current weather
rain and track wetness
actual LMU Track Grip
Race Flags
Sector status
Weather forecast for the current session
current track
track logo
Session
Race Lap
Time Left
Track Time
Vehicle and class count
Air and track temperature
current weather
rain and track wetness
actual LMU Track Grip
Race Flags
Sector status
Weather forecast for the current session

The new P1 LiveTiming has been built from the ground up for multiclass and endurance racing from day one. Among other features:
• Overall position
• Class position
• Position gain / position loss
• Hypercar, LMP2, LMGT3 and other class filters
• Gap to class leader
• Gap to the next car in the same class
• Last Lap
• Best Lap
• Theoretical Best Lap
• Live sectors
• Speed
• Laps completed
• Pit stops
• Tires
• Penalties
• Vehicle status
• Pit stop timer
• Refueling / Tire change / Repair information
• Incident and damage display
• Off Track
• DNF / DQ / Finished
• Driver flags
• Team
• Car number
• Car model
• Standard and custom liveries
• Class position
• Position gain / position loss
• Hypercar, LMP2, LMGT3 and other class filters
• Gap to class leader
• Gap to the next car in the same class
• Last Lap
• Best Lap
• Theoretical Best Lap
• Live sectors
• Speed
• Laps completed
• Pit stops
• Tires
• Penalties
• Vehicle status
• Pit stop timer
• Refueling / Tire change / Repair information
• Incident and damage display
• Off Track
• DNF / DQ / Finished
• Driver flags
• Team
• Car number
• Car model
• Standard and custom liveries

The Track Map is now much more than a few points on a track.
• Live position of all cars
• Own track geometry for each circuit
• Class colors
• Smoothed vehicle movements
• Correct direction of travel
• Start / finish
• Separate pit lanes
• Driver and class browser
• Vehicle selection directly on the map
• Driver selection via dropdown
• Selected Driver / Car view
• Team, car number, and class
• Current vehicle data
• Tires
• Vehicle model
• Standard or custom livery
• Own track geometry for each circuit
• Class colors
• Smoothed vehicle movements
• Correct direction of travel
• Start / finish
• Separate pit lanes
• Driver and class browser
• Vehicle selection directly on the map
• Driver selection via dropdown
• Selected Driver / Car view
• Team, car number, and class
• Current vehicle data
• Tires
• Vehicle model
• Standard or custom livery
Because in the long term we don’t just want to build a P1 LiveTiming.
The same data base will later be used for:
• P1 Commentary
• Broadcast
• TV overlays
• Race Control
• Pitwall
• Driver and team histories
• Live Race Intelligence
• P1 League Manager
• Broadcast
• TV overlays
• Race Control
• Pitwall
• Driver and team histories
• Live Race Intelligence
• P1 League Manager
The new P1 LMU LiveTiming is thus not just a new website.
It is gradually the technical foundation for the next P1 system.
And the nice part: It’s already live.
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