What’s new in v3.3.9#
(released 05/07/2024)
New Features#
Added support for driver Franco Colapinto (COL) (by @grahamjwhite) (#609)
What’s new in v3.3.8#
(released 10/06/2024)
Bug Fixes#
Resolved an issue where the majority of data was missing from the 2024 Sprint Qualifying session results (fixes #597).
What’s new in v3.3.7#
(released 28/05/2024)
Bug Fixes#
Fixed a bug that caused the timing data for the first lap of the Monaco GP 2024 to be missing entirely (fixes #579)
What’s new in v3.3.6#
(released 16/05/2024)
Bug Fixes#
Laps where a driver crashes and retires on track now contain a correct track status (fixes #575)
Fixed previously incorrect circuit info for Mugello 2020 (fixes #563)
Others#
Improved a warning message that informs about missing data when calculating qualification results
What’s new in v3.3.5#
(released 19/04/2024)
Bug Fixes#
Fixed an issue that causes no result data to be available for ‘Sprint Qualifying’ sessions
Correctly handle reinstated lap times after they were previously deleted
What’s new in v3.3.4#
(released 17/04/2024)
Bug Fixes#
Correctly support the new “Sprint Qualifying”
What’s new in v3.3.3#
(released 05/04/2024)
New Features#
Added support for driver Ayumu Iwasa (IWA)
What’s new in v3.3.2#
(released 26/03/2024)
Bug Fixes#
Fixed a bug that caused the track status values for each lap to be sometimes incorrect in the ‘TrackStatus’ column of the
LapsDataFrame (fixes #557 and more).
What’s new in v3.3.1#
(released 10/03/2024)
Bug Fixes#
Fix: correctly handle empty strings when parsing them in
fastf1.utils.to_datetime()(by @erdieee) (#531)Fix: gracefully handle empty strings when parsing datetime values in Ergast responses (by @mdsakalu) (#546). This fixes partially missing data in the results Qualifying and Race results for the 2024 Saudi Arabia GP.
What’s new in v3.3.0#
(released 19/02/2024)
New Features#
Updated team names and team colors for the 2024 season. (As usual, this means that this information is no longer valid for the previous season!)
Improved the accuracy of
fastf1.utils.delta_time()(by @grahamjwhite) (#512)