F1SimHub Is Live
We built F1SimHub because we wanted better data from our own sim racing sessions. It turns out a lot of other sim racers did too.
We built F1SimHub because we wanted better data from our own sim racing sessions. It turns out a lot of other sim racers did too.
F1SimHub came out of a simple frustration: sim racing games generate enormous amounts of telemetry data, but most of the tooling for analyzing that data is either too technical, too expensive, or aimed at real motorsport rather than sim racing.
We built the first version for ourselves — a clean dashboard that connected to our simulator and displayed the metrics that actually helped us improve: brake points, throttle traces, tire temperatures, sector splits. The kind of data that real F1 engineers have been using for decades, packaged in a way that made sense for a sim racer trying to find two tenths a lap.
After a few months of using it privately we shared it with some friends in the sim racing community. The feedback was immediate and clear: other drivers wanted this too. So we cleaned it up, added support for additional simulator titles, and launched publicly.
F1SimHub is live at f1simhub.com. It connects to your simulator, captures telemetry in real time, and surfaces the insights that actually make you faster.
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