Team Performance Data

Comprehensive look at the performance trends of all Rocket Racing Club members. The charts below compare lap times and consistency across all team races.

Gap between each driver's Top 25% average and the fastest driver's Top 25% average on that day. Zero means that driver was the pace-setter; positive values show how far behind the benchmark they were.

This chart shows the standard deviation of lap times for each driver. Lower values indicate greater consistency across the session.

The average of each driver's fastest 25% of laps per day — their true pace when they had clear track and no incidents. Lower is faster. Converging lines indicate the team is getting closer in raw speed.

Driver rankings based on Top 25% average lap time on each race day. Lower is better — the driver with the fastest true pace sits at #1.

Lap time distribution for each driver as a density curve. Higher peaks indicate more laps at that pace. Vertical dashed lines show each driver's median lap time.

This heatmap visualizes the final finishing positions of each team member across different races. Click on any square to view the full details and lap analysis for that specific race.

Head-to-head pace comparison between every pair of RRC drivers. Each cell shows the median gap in Top 25% average lap time across all sessions where both drivers competed. Blue means the row driver was faster; red means the column driver was faster. Diagonal cells are grey (same driver). Hover for exact figures and sample size.

Summary of every endurance event the team has raced. Top 25% Avg reflects true pace across all sessions; Race Gap is the difference between RRC's best race lap and the class winner's best race lap.

Team pace evolution across every endurance session (practice, qualifying, race). Each point is the Top 25% average for that session — the motorsport reference for true pace filtering out traffic and incidents.

How far RRC's best race lap was behind the class winner's best race lap at each endurance event. Smaller bars are better — closing this gap is the clearest measure of progress against the rest of the field.

Finishing position across the three session types (Practice / Qualifying / Race) at each event. Watch how the team's position changes across a race weekend — qualifying position often tells a different story to race position.

Team consistency (standard deviation of lap times) during the race session at each event. Lower is better — consistent laps mean fewer incidents, cleaner stint handovers, and stronger endurance pace.

How the race stint workload was distributed across drivers at each endurance event. Shows team balance and who carried the heaviest load.

The fastest single lap set by any RRC driver at each endurance event.