# F1 Energy Dashboard

> Real-time ERS energy recovery and battery visualization for Formula 1 2026 season.

## What it is

F1 Energy Dashboard is a second-screen web application for Formula 1 fans. It visualizes real-time battery charge (State of Charge / SoC), ERS energy recovery modes (Harvesting, Balanced, Deploy), and Overtake Mode status for all 22 drivers during live F1 races.

## Problem it solves

Under the 2026 F1 regulations, electric power accounts for 50% of total car power (350 kW MGU-K). The TV broadcast shows none of this energy data. Fans watching races cannot see:
- Which driver has more battery charge remaining
- Who is harvesting energy vs deploying it
- Whether a driver can sustain an overtake attempt
- How energy strategy affects race outcomes

F1 Energy Dashboard makes this invisible layer of racing visible.

## Key features

- Real-time SoC (State of Charge) bars for all 22 drivers
- ERS mode indicators: Harvesting / Balanced / Deploy
- Driver-to-driver comparison panel with delta SoC
- Gap tracking between selected drivers
- Interactive track map (Albert Park Circuit) with animated driver positions
- Timing tower with interval data
- Works as a second screen alongside TV broadcast

## Technical details

- Web application (browser-based, no install required)
- Available in 7 languages: English, Russian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese
- Payment via cryptocurrency (BTC, ETH, USDT)
- Pricing: $4.99/month or $29.99/season

## 2026 F1 context

The 2026 Formula 1 regulations introduce the most electric-dependent cars in F1 history:
- MGU-K power: 350 kW (up from 120 kW, a 3x increase)
- Power split: 50% internal combustion / 50% electric
- DRS eliminated, replaced by driver-activated Overtake Mode
- Fuel load reduced to 70 kg
- Energy management becomes the decisive competitive factor

## URL

https://f1-energy-dash.live

## Contact

f1energydash@gmail.com