7-day rankings
28 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.
5-minute challenge last 7 days30 Oct. → 5 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 days30 Oct. → 5 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 days30 Oct. → 5 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.
The paddock in numbers
The gear of the 6 drivers (8 cars) who filled in their garage.
See the 1-month rankings (30 days) → See this week's championship → Week history →