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pitwall ui reference
this page explains core features and ui elements of pitwall.
colors
color-coding is used for lap times, sector times, mini sectors, and gaps. each color has a specific meaning.
note
only mini sectors use the yellow color. using yellow for all drivers not improving their lap times would make the ui look cluttered, as many text elements would be yellow simultaneously.
leaderboard
the leaderboard shows all drivers of the ongoing session. driver row backgrounds indicate status.
drs & pit status
each driver has a drs and pit status indicator showing overtake potential and pit activity.
off — no drs (default)
possible — eligible for drs in the next zone
active — drs is active
pit — in the pit lane or leaving
tires
shows current tire compound and lap age. example: soft tire, 12 laps old, one pit stop.
tire compounds:
soft
medium
hard
inter
wet
unknownnote
sometimes the tire type is unknown. this can happen at the beginning of a session or when something goes wrong.
delay control
pitwall updates faster than most streams. use the delay control to sync pitwall with your broadcast — a 30s delay will hold updates until 30 seconds after they arrive.
note
you can only set a delay up to the time you have been on the dashboard page. so 30s delay on a 20s visit means you wait 10s until playback resumes. (this will change in a future update)
what to look for when syncing
- —start of a new lap (race)
- —session clock (practice, qualifying)
- —mini sectors if available
driver pedals
braking (on / off)
throttle (0–100%)
engine rpm (0–15,000)
weather
39
TRC
track temperature
26
AIR
air temperature
36
humidity
rain indicator
SW
2.9
m/s
wind speed (m/s) and cardinal direction