7-day rankings
41 drivers ranked over 7 days · 10 laps minimum · everything is computed automatically from the timing.
How does it work?
Every time a driver runs free practice with their transponder, their laps are timed. All three columns look at the last 7 days. The 5-minute challenge (left) rewards the most laps completed in 5 minutes. We look for the best rolling 5-minute window in their sessions: a 10-minute session contains several. The shortest time breaks the tie. Fastest drivers (middle) are ranked on the average of their 5 best laps, not necessarily consecutive. Deliberately not the single best lap: the same basis for everyone, after filtering cut laps. A driver who only did a few laps gets no advantage. The most consistent (right) are ranked on the spread between their laps, not on speed: the lower, the better. You need at least 10 laps to be ranked. The championship points are on the Championship page. Want to look further? The 1-month rankings (Club plan) replay the same columns over 30 days.
Points are scored among the drivers in this category. The same driver therefore does not have the same total here and in the overall standings: the smaller the field, the more points you score.
2 of the 36 drivers ranked this week run a transponder with no category.
5-minute challenge last 7 days31 Oct. → 6 Nov.
Their best 5-minute window over the last 7 days, within a single session: the most laps completed, total time breaks the tie.
The fastest last 7 days31 Oct. → 6 Nov.
The average of their 5 best laps over the last 7 days, not necessarily consecutive. Same basis for everyone, cut laps filtered out.
The most consistent last 7 days31 Oct. → 6 Nov.
How is it calculated?
We measure the spread between your laps, not your speed: the standard deviation of your times, divided by your average. The lower the percentage, the more consistent you are.
Only laps within 12 % of your best lap count. Waiting for a friend, stopping or going off track therefore doesn't penalise you. You need at least 15 such laps over the period.
📜 Record holders of past layouts
The paddock in numbers
The gear of the 107 drivers (177 cars) who filled in their garage.
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