Technologies: Go, BubbleTea, Lipgloss, OpenF1 API

Pitwall is a terminal UI app that replays data from historical F1 races as if they were live.

This is a work in progress.

What It Displays

• Driver standings — position, interval to car ahead, gap to race leader, and last lap time
• Tire information — current compound, tire age, and number of pit stops taken
• Sector times — color-coded sector performance that fills in progressively as drivers complete each sector (only for historical races)
• Race control messages — live feed of flags, penalties, VSC, and other official messages
• Pit stop log — most recent pit stops with stop duration and a color indicator for stop quality ⠀

Future Plans

Eventually, I’d like to have

• Live race support — currently works with historical races; live race support via WebSockets is next
• Server-side architecture — move data aggregation off the client and onto a cloud-deployed backend that streams race data to connected clients
• Containerization — Docker deployment, with Kubernetes as a stretch goal
• iOS client — longer-term possibility: a native SwiftUI app that consumes the same WebSocket stream