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Live race alerts, schedules, widgets, and stewards' decisions - delivered in real time.
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Version History - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.14 2d ago eplay
- Keeps playing — close the timing board and the replay folds into a bar above the tab bar, still synced with your broadcast.
- Now playing bar — the lap, the clock and the top 3 with the interval between each, or the flag when one is out.
- Pause from the bar, tap it to open the board again, or tap the X to end the replay.
- No spoilers — live timing and rating reminders stay hidden while you watch a replay.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Delayed starts — when race control delays or suspends the start, the Live Activity, live timing and Apple Watch show Delayed Start or Start Suspended instead of Starting Soon.
- New start time — once race control announces a new time, the Live Activity and live timing count down to it.
- Qualifying — the Live Activity now also marks the drivers who have taken the chequered flag in Q3.
Widgets
- Sprint and Night chips — now on the medium Race Weekend and Next Session widgets.
- Carbon theme — now has a darker background.
- Sector map — clearer on the small widgets, with a thinner track and more room for it on the Notebook and Carbon themes. The start arrow now always sits at the start line.
- Widget gallery — the previews now show the sector map, just like your widgets.
Other
- Preview 2027 — fixed a rendering bug.
- Races tab — the Sprint and Night chips no longer break across two lines. 1.8.12 Oct 5 Team Radio sharing
- Tap any team radio message to share it.
- Share as video — the clip's real audio, with a waveform that moves with the driver and engineer as they speak.
- Share as image — the card as a still, ready for any chat or story.
- Dark or light — share the card in either style.
Other
- Live timing — fixed the "Watching on delay?" prompt staying stuck on the board after you tapped it. 1.8.11 Oct 2 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.10 Sep 29 Session Alarms
- Set an alarm for any session of the weekend. It rings through silent and Focus, just like a Clock alarm.
- Pick your sessions — from first practice to the race.
- Alarm time — the session start, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Kept up to date — if a session moves, your alarms move with it automatically.
Other
- Race ratings — the rating reminder now waits about 15 minutes after the chequered flag.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.9 Sep 25 Add to Calendar
Subscribe to the season in your calendar. Every session lands as an event, kept up to date by your calendar whenever times change, and next season joins the moment it is published.
- Choose what to include — Free Practice, Sprint, Sprint Qualifying, Qualifying and Race, each on its own switch.
- Event time — start events at the session itself, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Reminder — an alert before every session, from at the start to an hour ahead.
- Find it on the Races tab, or in Settings under Calendar.
Other
- Saturday Race reminder — a heads-up a couple of days ahead of the rare weekend whose race runs on a Saturday, with its own toggle under Notifications.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.8 Sep 22 Replay
Watch any finished session on your own clock. Open a race, sprint or qualifying from the race page and the full timing board plays out exactly as it happened. Watching the broadcast on delay? Start the session in progress and Chequered follows behind you, no spoilers.
- Sync to what you are watching — start at Lights Out, jump to a lap, or match the qualifying countdown on screen.
- Pause, resume, rewind or fast forward.
- When watching a live session on delay, session notifications are silenced automatically so nothing gives the result away.
- An optional Live Activity that runs on the replay's clock, badged REPLAY so it is never mistaken for the live session.
- Tap GO LIVE at any point to jump to the live session.
- Leave and come back and it offers your place — "Race · Lap 34".
Track map on Apple Maps
The circuit map on the race page can now sit on Apple Maps, with the sector-coloured outline drawn over the real ground. Choose Satellite for the imagery or Map for Apple's rendered terrain and buildings. Off keeps the map as it was.
- Tap the map on the race page to open Turn-by-Turn full screen.
- Pick a backdrop with the toggle beside Turn-by-Turn, or from the menu in full screen — one setting for both.
- Turn-by-Turn flies the lap over the imagery, corner by corner.
- In full screen, tilt, rotate and zoom while the sectors and zones stay put.
- Open the circuit in Apple Maps from the full screen menu.
Preview 2027
Next season, from the day it was announced.
- A new card on the Home tab opens a grid of all 24 rounds, each track drawing itself in as you scroll, with the weekend's dates and the sprint weekends marked.
- A note where a round has a story — Portugal and Turkey back after six years, a first sprint at Monaco, the summer break.
Night races
- A neon NIGHT RACE badge on the race screen, beside the Grand Prix name, for every race run under floodlights — all the way back to Singapore 2008.
- The Races tab wears SPRINT and NIGHT badges on every round.
iPad
- Live timing opens as a two-pane dashboard on every iPad: the full timing tower on the left, the selected driver's dashboard on the right. Replay runs on it too.
Other
- Apple Watch — the next race shows the new sector-coloured circuit map.
- Next Session widget — the sector map on the small and medium sizes. 1.8.7 Sep 20 Widgets
- New widget sizes — Driver Standings, Constructor Standings, Race Weekend, Latest News and Driver Standings Tracker now support Large, Extra Large on iPad and, on iOS 27, the new full-page size.
- Race Weekend widget — now shows the new sector map. The full-page size adds the last three winners, the circuit records for wins, poles and top speed, and the laps, length, turns and first year raced.
- Fixed widgets rendering issue on the Clear and Tinted Home Screen modes.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Track Clear — when a yellow, double yellow, VSC or Safety Car period ends, the live activity and the live timing boards show Track Clear for a moment, with a green check in the Dynamic Island.
- Flags in the Dynamic Island — yellow, double yellow and red show as flags, and the Safety Car and VSC as cars, instead of abbreviations, reading SC END or VSC END once the period is ending.
- Start the live activity from the Home card, from the live timing board's menu, or by tapping a session-start notification. When enabled, it starts automatically as each session begins.
- Timing settings — choose interval or gap, and one or three decimals, in Settings → Display or the board's options menu. The setting now applies to both live timing and the live activities.
- Lap time shown for P1 during qualifying in both live timing and live activity.
- The live activities now end five minutes after the chequered flag.
- The lap counter and the Live Stats numbers now animate between values.
- Fixed an issue with qualifying segment labels in the live activity.
News
- News by team or driver — More News now has a row of team and driver filters at the top. Pick one to see only their stories from the last month.
iPad
- Home tab — the upcoming race weekend card shows the new sector map at full size, plus the circuit facts and tyre compounds.
- Upcoming and Recent Results — now larger cards and maps.
- Recent Results — every completed race of the season.
- Latest News — twice the stories, in two columns.
- More News — opens as a full page, two columns, more stories. 1.8.6 Sep 15 Push notifications for practice and qualifying
- Live alerts and Driver & Steward alerts now cover practice and qualifying, not just the Sprint and the Race.
- Pick which sessions you want alerts for in Notifications — Practice, Qualifying, and Sprint & Race.
- Qualifying is on by default; practice is opt-in.
- A red flag in Q2 or a delayed qualifying reaches you just like a Sunday one would.
Other
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.5 Sep 12 Live Activities
- Race and sprint cards now draw the starting grid before lights out.
- Qualifying segments now count down in the Dynamic Island.
- Live Stats shows the elimination zone under the board in Q1 and Q2, and P4–10 in Q3, and circles each driver once their elimination is definite.
- Race Feed names drivers in their team colours, on the card and in the Dynamic Island.
- A restart countdown on both cards after a red flag, and in the Dynamic Island.
- Clearer safety car and VSC — the Dynamic Island reads SC ENDING or VSC ENDING as the track is about to go green.
- Quiet stretches of a race show the leader's current lap instead of holding an old event.
Live timing
- A chequered flag beside every driver who has taken it — in the timing rows, the driver detail and the Live Activity.
- In qualifying the elimination zone dims driver by driver as each takes the flag, instead of all at once when the segment ends.
- A PREP LAP badge on the laps before a qualifying push lap.
- FINISHED while cars are still on their flying lap, FINAL once the whole field is in.
- An EXTRA LAP badge when a restart takes a second formation lap.
- Fixed pit stop timings during red flags.
Other
- The live card leaves the Home tab five minutes after the flag, so a FINAL result no longer sits there for half an hour if you are watching on delay.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.4 Sep 11 - Live Activities — choose Race Feed or Live Stats in Settings and the session appears on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, starting on its own for qualifying, sprints and races
- Race Feed follows race control — flags, safety cars, incidents and penalties as they are called, with the previous few still in view
- Live Stats is a three-row timing board — the top 3, or a window around a driver you choose — with gaps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and penalties
- Circuit Records now include Previous Winners — the last 10 winners at every track, alongside Top Speeds
- Apple Watch: driver details now show the full season race by race — finish positions and points for every round
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.3 Sep 4 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2
About Chequered
The company that develops Chequered is Trottermag, LLC. The latest version released by its developer is 1.8.14.
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version 1.8.14
posted on 2026-10-13
Version History - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.14 2d ago eplay
- Keeps playing — close the timing board and the replay folds into a bar above the tab bar, still synced with your broadcast.
- Now playing bar — the lap, the clock and the top 3 with the interval between each, or the flag when one is out.
- Pause from the bar, tap it to open the board again, or tap the X to end the replay.
- No spoilers — live timing and rating reminders stay hidden while you watch a replay.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Delayed starts — when race control delays or suspends the start, the Live Activity, live timing and Apple Watch show Delayed Start or Start Suspended instead of Starting Soon.
- New start time — once race control announces a new time, the Live Activity and live timing count down to it.
- Qualifying — the Live Activity now also marks the drivers who have taken the chequered flag in Q3.
Widgets
- Sprint and Night chips — now on the medium Race Weekend and Next Session widgets.
- Carbon theme — now has a darker background.
- Sector map — clearer on the small widgets, with a thinner track and more room for it on the Notebook and Carbon themes. The start arrow now always sits at the start line.
- Widget gallery — the previews now show the sector map, just like your widgets.
Other
- Preview 2027 — fixed a rendering bug.
- Races tab — the Sprint and Night chips no longer break across two lines. 1.8.12 Oct 5 Team Radio sharing
- Tap any team radio message to share it.
- Share as video — the clip's real audio, with a waveform that moves with the driver and engineer as they speak.
- Share as image — the card as a still, ready for any chat or story.
- Dark or light — share the card in either style.
Other
- Live timing — fixed the "Watching on delay?" prompt staying stuck on the board after you tapped it. 1.8.11 Oct 2 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.10 Sep 29 Session Alarms
- Set an alarm for any session of the weekend. It rings through silent and Focus, just like a Clock alarm.
- Pick your sessions — from first practice to the race.
- Alarm time — the session start, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Kept up to date — if a session moves, your alarms move with it automatically.
Other
- Race ratings — the rating reminder now waits about 15 minutes after the chequered flag.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.9 Sep 25 Add to Calendar
Subscribe to the season in your calendar. Every session lands as an event, kept up to date by your calendar whenever times change, and next season joins the moment it is published.
- Choose what to include — Free Practice, Sprint, Sprint Qualifying, Qualifying and Race, each on its own switch.
- Event time — start events at the session itself, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Reminder — an alert before every session, from at the start to an hour ahead.
- Find it on the Races tab, or in Settings under Calendar.
Other
- Saturday Race reminder — a heads-up a couple of days ahead of the rare weekend whose race runs on a Saturday, with its own toggle under Notifications.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.8 Sep 22 Replay
Watch any finished session on your own clock. Open a race, sprint or qualifying from the race page and the full timing board plays out exactly as it happened. Watching the broadcast on delay? Start the session in progress and Chequered follows behind you, no spoilers.
- Sync to what you are watching — start at Lights Out, jump to a lap, or match the qualifying countdown on screen.
- Pause, resume, rewind or fast forward.
- When watching a live session on delay, session notifications are silenced automatically so nothing gives the result away.
- An optional Live Activity that runs on the replay's clock, badged REPLAY so it is never mistaken for the live session.
- Tap GO LIVE at any point to jump to the live session.
- Leave and come back and it offers your place — "Race · Lap 34".
Track map on Apple Maps
The circuit map on the race page can now sit on Apple Maps, with the sector-coloured outline drawn over the real ground. Choose Satellite for the imagery or Map for Apple's rendered terrain and buildings. Off keeps the map as it was.
- Tap the map on the race page to open Turn-by-Turn full screen.
- Pick a backdrop with the toggle beside Turn-by-Turn, or from the menu in full screen — one setting for both.
- Turn-by-Turn flies the lap over the imagery, corner by corner.
- In full screen, tilt, rotate and zoom while the sectors and zones stay put.
- Open the circuit in Apple Maps from the full screen menu.
Preview 2027
Next season, from the day it was announced.
- A new card on the Home tab opens a grid of all 24 rounds, each track drawing itself in as you scroll, with the weekend's dates and the sprint weekends marked.
- A note where a round has a story — Portugal and Turkey back after six years, a first sprint at Monaco, the summer break.
Night races
- A neon NIGHT RACE badge on the race screen, beside the Grand Prix name, for every race run under floodlights — all the way back to Singapore 2008.
- The Races tab wears SPRINT and NIGHT badges on every round.
iPad
- Live timing opens as a two-pane dashboard on every iPad: the full timing tower on the left, the selected driver's dashboard on the right. Replay runs on it too.
Other
- Apple Watch — the next race shows the new sector-coloured circuit map.
- Next Session widget — the sector map on the small and medium sizes. 1.8.7 Sep 20 Widgets
- New widget sizes — Driver Standings, Constructor Standings, Race Weekend, Latest News and Driver Standings Tracker now support Large, Extra Large on iPad and, on iOS 27, the new full-page size.
- Race Weekend widget — now shows the new sector map. The full-page size adds the last three winners, the circuit records for wins, poles and top speed, and the laps, length, turns and first year raced.
- Fixed widgets rendering issue on the Clear and Tinted Home Screen modes.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Track Clear — when a yellow, double yellow, VSC or Safety Car period ends, the live activity and the live timing boards show Track Clear for a moment, with a green check in the Dynamic Island.
- Flags in the Dynamic Island — yellow, double yellow and red show as flags, and the Safety Car and VSC as cars, instead of abbreviations, reading SC END or VSC END once the period is ending.
- Start the live activity from the Home card, from the live timing board's menu, or by tapping a session-start notification. When enabled, it starts automatically as each session begins.
- Timing settings — choose interval or gap, and one or three decimals, in Settings → Display or the board's options menu. The setting now applies to both live timing and the live activities.
- Lap time shown for P1 during qualifying in both live timing and live activity.
- The live activities now end five minutes after the chequered flag.
- The lap counter and the Live Stats numbers now animate between values.
- Fixed an issue with qualifying segment labels in the live activity.
News
- News by team or driver — More News now has a row of team and driver filters at the top. Pick one to see only their stories from the last month.
iPad
- Home tab — the upcoming race weekend card shows the new sector map at full size, plus the circuit facts and tyre compounds.
- Upcoming and Recent Results — now larger cards and maps.
- Recent Results — every completed race of the season.
- Latest News — twice the stories, in two columns.
- More News — opens as a full page, two columns, more stories. 1.8.6 Sep 15 Push notifications for practice and qualifying
- Live alerts and Driver & Steward alerts now cover practice and qualifying, not just the Sprint and the Race.
- Pick which sessions you want alerts for in Notifications — Practice, Qualifying, and Sprint & Race.
- Qualifying is on by default; practice is opt-in.
- A red flag in Q2 or a delayed qualifying reaches you just like a Sunday one would.
Other
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.5 Sep 12 Live Activities
- Race and sprint cards now draw the starting grid before lights out.
- Qualifying segments now count down in the Dynamic Island.
- Live Stats shows the elimination zone under the board in Q1 and Q2, and P4–10 in Q3, and circles each driver once their elimination is definite.
- Race Feed names drivers in their team colours, on the card and in the Dynamic Island.
- A restart countdown on both cards after a red flag, and in the Dynamic Island.
- Clearer safety car and VSC — the Dynamic Island reads SC ENDING or VSC ENDING as the track is about to go green.
- Quiet stretches of a race show the leader's current lap instead of holding an old event.
Live timing
- A chequered flag beside every driver who has taken it — in the timing rows, the driver detail and the Live Activity.
- In qualifying the elimination zone dims driver by driver as each takes the flag, instead of all at once when the segment ends.
- A PREP LAP badge on the laps before a qualifying push lap.
- FINISHED while cars are still on their flying lap, FINAL once the whole field is in.
- An EXTRA LAP badge when a restart takes a second formation lap.
- Fixed pit stop timings during red flags.
Other
- The live card leaves the Home tab five minutes after the flag, so a FINAL result no longer sits there for half an hour if you are watching on delay.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.4 Sep 11 - Live Activities — choose Race Feed or Live Stats in Settings and the session appears on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, starting on its own for qualifying, sprints and races
- Race Feed follows race control — flags, safety cars, incidents and penalties as they are called, with the previous few still in view
- Live Stats is a three-row timing board — the top 3, or a window around a driver you choose — with gaps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and penalties
- Circuit Records now include Previous Winners — the last 10 winners at every track, alongside Top Speeds
- Apple Watch: driver details now show the full season race by race — finish positions and points for every round
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.3 Sep 4 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2
version 1.8.12
posted on 2026-10-06
Version History eplay
- Keeps playing — close the timing board and the replay folds into a bar above the tab bar, still synced with your broadcast.
- Now playing bar — the lap, the clock and the top 3 with the interval between each, or the flag when one is out.
- Pause from the bar, tap it to open the board again, or tap the X to end the replay.
- No spoilers — live timing and rating reminders stay hidden while you watch a replay.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Delayed starts — when race control delays or suspends the start, the Live Activity, live timing and Apple Watch show Delayed Start or Start Suspended instead of Starting Soon.
- New start time — once race control announces a new time, the Live Activity and live timing count down to it.
- Qualifying — the Live Activity now also marks the drivers who have taken the chequered flag in Q3.
Widgets
- Sprint and Night chips — now on the medium Race Weekend and Next Session widgets.
- Carbon theme — now has a darker background.
- Sector map — clearer on the small widgets, with a thinner track and more room for it on the Notebook and Carbon themes. The start arrow now always sits at the start line.
- Widget gallery — the previews now show the sector map, just like your widgets.
Other
- Preview 2027 — fixed a rendering bug.
- Races tab — the Sprint and Night chips no longer break across two lines. 1.8.12 10h ago Team Radio sharing
- Tap any team radio message to share it.
- Share as video — the clip's real audio, with a waveform that moves with the driver and engineer as they speak.
- Share as image — the card as a still, ready for any chat or story.
- Dark or light — share the card in either style.
Other
- Live timing — fixed the "Watching on delay?" prompt staying stuck on the board after you tapped it. 1.8.11 3d ago - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.10 6d ago Session Alarms
- Set an alarm for any session of the weekend. It rings through silent and Focus, just like a Clock alarm.
- Pick your sessions — from first practice to the race.
- Alarm time — the session start, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Kept up to date — if a session moves, your alarms move with it automatically.
Other
- Race ratings — the rating reminder now waits about 15 minutes after the chequered flag.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.9 Sep 25 Add to Calendar
Subscribe to the season in your calendar. Every session lands as an event, kept up to date by your calendar whenever times change, and next season joins the moment it is published.
- Choose what to include — Free Practice, Sprint, Sprint Qualifying, Qualifying and Race, each on its own switch.
- Event time — start events at the session itself, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Reminder — an alert before every session, from at the start to an hour ahead.
- Find it on the Races tab, or in Settings under Calendar.
Other
- Saturday Race reminder — a heads-up a couple of days ahead of the rare weekend whose race runs on a Saturday, with its own toggle under Notifications.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.8 Sep 22 Replay
Watch any finished session on your own clock. Open a race, sprint or qualifying from the race page and the full timing board plays out exactly as it happened. Watching the broadcast on delay? Start the session in progress and Chequered follows behind you, no spoilers.
- Sync to what you are watching — start at Lights Out, jump to a lap, or match the qualifying countdown on screen.
- Pause, resume, rewind or fast forward.
- When watching a live session on delay, session notifications are silenced automatically so nothing gives the result away.
- An optional Live Activity that runs on the replay's clock, badged REPLAY so it is never mistaken for the live session.
- Tap GO LIVE at any point to jump to the live session.
- Leave and come back and it offers your place — "Race · Lap 34".
Track map on Apple Maps
The circuit map on the race page can now sit on Apple Maps, with the sector-coloured outline drawn over the real ground. Choose Satellite for the imagery or Map for Apple's rendered terrain and buildings. Off keeps the map as it was.
- Tap the map on the race page to open Turn-by-Turn full screen.
- Pick a backdrop with the toggle beside Turn-by-Turn, or from the menu in full screen — one setting for both.
- Turn-by-Turn flies the lap over the imagery, corner by corner.
- In full screen, tilt, rotate and zoom while the sectors and zones stay put.
- Open the circuit in Apple Maps from the full screen menu.
Preview 2027
Next season, from the day it was announced.
- A new card on the Home tab opens a grid of all 24 rounds, each track drawing itself in as you scroll, with the weekend's dates and the sprint weekends marked.
- A note where a round has a story — Portugal and Turkey back after six years, a first sprint at Monaco, the summer break.
Night races
- A neon NIGHT RACE badge on the race screen, beside the Grand Prix name, for every race run under floodlights — all the way back to Singapore 2008.
- The Races tab wears SPRINT and NIGHT badges on every round.
iPad
- Live timing opens as a two-pane dashboard on every iPad: the full timing tower on the left, the selected driver's dashboard on the right. Replay runs on it too.
Other
- Apple Watch — the next race shows the new sector-coloured circuit map.
- Next Session widget — the sector map on the small and medium sizes. 1.8.7 Sep 20 Widgets
- New widget sizes — Driver Standings, Constructor Standings, Race Weekend, Latest News and Driver Standings Tracker now support Large, Extra Large on iPad and, on iOS 27, the new full-page size.
- Race Weekend widget — now shows the new sector map. The full-page size adds the last three winners, the circuit records for wins, poles and top speed, and the laps, length, turns and first year raced.
- Fixed widgets rendering issue on the Clear and Tinted Home Screen modes.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Track Clear — when a yellow, double yellow, VSC or Safety Car period ends, the live activity and the live timing boards show Track Clear for a moment, with a green check in the Dynamic Island.
- Flags in the Dynamic Island — yellow, double yellow and red show as flags, and the Safety Car and VSC as cars, instead of abbreviations, reading SC END or VSC END once the period is ending.
- Start the live activity from the Home card, from the live timing board's menu, or by tapping a session-start notification. When enabled, it starts automatically as each session begins.
- Timing settings — choose interval or gap, and one or three decimals, in Settings → Display or the board's options menu. The setting now applies to both live timing and the live activities.
- Lap time shown for P1 during qualifying in both live timing and live activity.
- The live activities now end five minutes after the chequered flag.
- The lap counter and the Live Stats numbers now animate between values.
- Fixed an issue with qualifying segment labels in the live activity.
News
- News by team or driver — More News now has a row of team and driver filters at the top. Pick one to see only their stories from the last month.
iPad
- Home tab — the upcoming race weekend card shows the new sector map at full size, plus the circuit facts and tyre compounds.
- Upcoming and Recent Results — now larger cards and maps.
- Recent Results — every completed race of the season.
- Latest News — twice the stories, in two columns.
- More News — opens as a full page, two columns, more stories. 1.8.6 Sep 15 Push notifications for practice and qualifying
- Live alerts and Driver & Steward alerts now cover practice and qualifying, not just the Sprint and the Race.
- Pick which sessions you want alerts for in Notifications — Practice, Qualifying, and Sprint & Race.
- Qualifying is on by default; practice is opt-in.
- A red flag in Q2 or a delayed qualifying reaches you just like a Sunday one would.
Other
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.5 Sep 12 Live Activities
- Race and sprint cards now draw the starting grid before lights out.
- Qualifying segments now count down in the Dynamic Island.
- Live Stats shows the elimination zone under the board in Q1 and Q2, and P4–10 in Q3, and circles each driver once their elimination is definite.
- Race Feed names drivers in their team colours, on the card and in the Dynamic Island.
- A restart countdown on both cards after a red flag, and in the Dynamic Island.
- Clearer safety car and VSC — the Dynamic Island reads SC ENDING or VSC ENDING as the track is about to go green.
- Quiet stretches of a race show the leader's current lap instead of holding an old event.
Live timing
- A chequered flag beside every driver who has taken it — in the timing rows, the driver detail and the Live Activity.
- In qualifying the elimination zone dims driver by driver as each takes the flag, instead of all at once when the segment ends.
- A PREP LAP badge on the laps before a qualifying push lap.
- FINISHED while cars are still on their flying lap, FINAL once the whole field is in.
- An EXTRA LAP badge when a restart takes a second formation lap.
- Fixed pit stop timings during red flags.
Other
- The live card leaves the Home tab five minutes after the flag, so a FINAL result no longer sits there for half an hour if you are watching on delay.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.4 Sep 11 - Live Activities — choose Race Feed or Live Stats in Settings and the session appears on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, starting on its own for qualifying, sprints and races
- Race Feed follows race control — flags, safety cars, incidents and penalties as they are called, with the previous few still in view
- Live Stats is a three-row timing board — the top 3, or a window around a driver you choose — with gaps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and penalties
- Circuit Records now include Previous Winners — the last 10 winners at every track, alongside Top Speeds
- Apple Watch: driver details now show the full season race by race — finish positions and points for every round
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.3 Sep 4 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1
version 1.8.10
posted on 2026-10-02
Version History - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.10 2d ago Session Alarms
- Set an alarm for any session of the weekend. It rings through silent and Focus, just like a Clock alarm.
- Pick your sessions — from first practice to the race.
- Alarm time — the session start, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Kept up to date — if a session moves, your alarms move with it automatically.
Other
- Race ratings — the rating reminder now waits about 15 minutes after the chequered flag.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.9 6d ago Add to Calendar
Subscribe to the season in your calendar. Every session lands as an event, kept up to date by your calendar whenever times change, and next season joins the moment it is published.
- Choose what to include — Free Practice, Sprint, Sprint Qualifying, Qualifying and Race, each on its own switch.
- Event time — start events at the session itself, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Reminder — an alert before every session, from at the start to an hour ahead.
- Find it on the Races tab, or in Settings under Calendar.
Other
- Saturday Race reminder — a heads-up a couple of days ahead of the rare weekend whose race runs on a Saturday, with its own toggle under Notifications.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.8 Sep 22 Replay
Watch any finished session on your own clock. Open a race, sprint or qualifying from the race page and the full timing board plays out exactly as it happened. Watching the broadcast on delay? Start the session in progress and Chequered follows behind you, no spoilers.
- Sync to what you are watching — start at Lights Out, jump to a lap, or match the qualifying countdown on screen.
- Pause, resume, rewind or fast forward.
- When watching a live session on delay, session notifications are silenced automatically so nothing gives the result away.
- An optional Live Activity that runs on the replay's clock, badged REPLAY so it is never mistaken for the live session.
- Tap GO LIVE at any point to jump to the live session.
- Leave and come back and it offers your place — "Race · Lap 34".
Track map on Apple Maps
The circuit map on the race page can now sit on Apple Maps, with the sector-coloured outline drawn over the real ground. Choose Satellite for the imagery or Map for Apple's rendered terrain and buildings. Off keeps the map as it was.
- Tap the map on the race page to open Turn-by-Turn full screen.
- Pick a backdrop with the toggle beside Turn-by-Turn, or from the menu in full screen — one setting for both.
- Turn-by-Turn flies the lap over the imagery, corner by corner.
- In full screen, tilt, rotate and zoom while the sectors and zones stay put.
- Open the circuit in Apple Maps from the full screen menu.
Preview 2027
Next season, from the day it was announced.
- A new card on the Home tab opens a grid of all 24 rounds, each track drawing itself in as you scroll, with the weekend's dates and the sprint weekends marked.
- A note where a round has a story — Portugal and Turkey back after six years, a first sprint at Monaco, the summer break.
Night races
- A neon NIGHT RACE badge on the race screen, beside the Grand Prix name, for every race run under floodlights — all the way back to Singapore 2008.
- The Races tab wears SPRINT and NIGHT badges on every round.
iPad
- Live timing opens as a two-pane dashboard on every iPad: the full timing tower on the left, the selected driver's dashboard on the right. Replay runs on it too.
Other
- Apple Watch — the next race shows the new sector-coloured circuit map.
- Next Session widget — the sector map on the small and medium sizes. 1.8.7 Sep 20 Widgets
- New widget sizes — Driver Standings, Constructor Standings, Race Weekend, Latest News and Driver Standings Tracker now support Large, Extra Large on iPad and, on iOS 27, the new full-page size.
- Race Weekend widget — now shows the new sector map. The full-page size adds the last three winners, the circuit records for wins, poles and top speed, and the laps, length, turns and first year raced.
- Fixed widgets rendering issue on the Clear and Tinted Home Screen modes.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Track Clear — when a yellow, double yellow, VSC or Safety Car period ends, the live activity and the live timing boards show Track Clear for a moment, with a green check in the Dynamic Island.
- Flags in the Dynamic Island — yellow, double yellow and red show as flags, and the Safety Car and VSC as cars, instead of abbreviations, reading SC END or VSC END once the period is ending.
- Start the live activity from the Home card, from the live timing board's menu, or by tapping a session-start notification. When enabled, it starts automatically as each session begins.
- Timing settings — choose interval or gap, and one or three decimals, in Settings → Display or the board's options menu. The setting now applies to both live timing and the live activities.
- Lap time shown for P1 during qualifying in both live timing and live activity.
- The live activities now end five minutes after the chequered flag.
- The lap counter and the Live Stats numbers now animate between values.
- Fixed an issue with qualifying segment labels in the live activity.
News
- News by team or driver — More News now has a row of team and driver filters at the top. Pick one to see only their stories from the last month.
iPad
- Home tab — the upcoming race weekend card shows the new sector map at full size, plus the circuit facts and tyre compounds.
- Upcoming and Recent Results — now larger cards and maps.
- Recent Results — every completed race of the season.
- Latest News — twice the stories, in two columns.
- More News — opens as a full page, two columns, more stories. 1.8.6 Sep 15 Push notifications for practice and qualifying
- Live alerts and Driver & Steward alerts now cover practice and qualifying, not just the Sprint and the Race.
- Pick which sessions you want alerts for in Notifications — Practice, Qualifying, and Sprint & Race.
- Qualifying is on by default; practice is opt-in.
- A red flag in Q2 or a delayed qualifying reaches you just like a Sunday one would.
Other
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.5 Sep 12 Live Activities
- Race and sprint cards now draw the starting grid before lights out.
- Qualifying segments now count down in the Dynamic Island.
- Live Stats shows the elimination zone under the board in Q1 and Q2, and P4–10 in Q3, and circles each driver once their elimination is definite.
- Race Feed names drivers in their team colours, on the card and in the Dynamic Island.
- A restart countdown on both cards after a red flag, and in the Dynamic Island.
- Clearer safety car and VSC — the Dynamic Island reads SC ENDING or VSC ENDING as the track is about to go green.
- Quiet stretches of a race show the leader's current lap instead of holding an old event.
Live timing
- A chequered flag beside every driver who has taken it — in the timing rows, the driver detail and the Live Activity.
- In qualifying the elimination zone dims driver by driver as each takes the flag, instead of all at once when the segment ends.
- A PREP LAP badge on the laps before a qualifying push lap.
- FINISHED while cars are still on their flying lap, FINAL once the whole field is in.
- An EXTRA LAP badge when a restart takes a second formation lap.
- Fixed pit stop timings during red flags.
Other
- The live card leaves the Home tab five minutes after the flag, so a FINAL result no longer sits there for half an hour if you are watching on delay.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.4 Sep 11 - Live Activities — choose Race Feed or Live Stats in Settings and the session appears on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, starting on its own for qualifying, sprints and races
- Race Feed follows race control — flags, safety cars, incidents and penalties as they are called, with the previous few still in view
- Live Stats is a three-row timing board — the top 3, or a window around a driver you choose — with gaps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and penalties
- Circuit Records now include Previous Winners — the last 10 winners at every track, alongside Top Speeds
- Apple Watch: driver details now show the full season race by race — finish positions and points for every round
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.3 Sep 4 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28
version 1.8.8
posted on 2026-09-25
Version History Add to Calendar
Subscribe to the season in your calendar. Every session lands as an event, kept up to date by your calendar whenever times change, and next season joins the moment it is published.
- Choose what to include — Free Practice, Sprint, Sprint Qualifying, Qualifying and Race, each on its own switch.
- Event time — start events at the session itself, or when Sky Sports or F1TV coverage begins.
- Reminder — an alert before every session, from at the start to an hour ahead.
- Find it on the Races tab, or in Settings under Calendar.
Other
- Saturday Race reminder — a heads-up a couple of days ahead of the rare weekend whose race runs on a Saturday, with its own toggle under Notifications.
- Bug fixes and improvements. 1.8.8 2d ago Replay
Watch any finished session on your own clock. Open a race, sprint or qualifying from the race page and the full timing board plays out exactly as it happened. Watching the broadcast on delay? Start the session in progress and Chequered follows behind you, no spoilers.
- Sync to what you are watching — start at Lights Out, jump to a lap, or match the qualifying countdown on screen.
- Pause, resume, rewind or fast forward.
- When watching a live session on delay, session notifications are silenced automatically so nothing gives the result away.
- An optional Live Activity that runs on the replay's clock, badged REPLAY so it is never mistaken for the live session.
- Tap GO LIVE at any point to jump to the live session.
- Leave and come back and it offers your place — "Race · Lap 34".
Track map on Apple Maps
The circuit map on the race page can now sit on Apple Maps, with the sector-coloured outline drawn over the real ground. Choose Satellite for the imagery or Map for Apple's rendered terrain and buildings. Off keeps the map as it was.
- Tap the map on the race page to open Turn-by-Turn full screen.
- Pick a backdrop with the toggle beside Turn-by-Turn, or from the menu in full screen — one setting for both.
- Turn-by-Turn flies the lap over the imagery, corner by corner.
- In full screen, tilt, rotate and zoom while the sectors and zones stay put.
- Open the circuit in Apple Maps from the full screen menu.
Preview 2027
Next season, from the day it was announced.
- A new card on the Home tab opens a grid of all 24 rounds, each track drawing itself in as you scroll, with the weekend's dates and the sprint weekends marked.
- A note where a round has a story — Portugal and Turkey back after six years, a first sprint at Monaco, the summer break.
Night races
- A neon NIGHT RACE badge on the race screen, beside the Grand Prix name, for every race run under floodlights — all the way back to Singapore 2008.
- The Races tab wears SPRINT and NIGHT badges on every round.
iPad
- Live timing opens as a two-pane dashboard on every iPad: the full timing tower on the left, the selected driver's dashboard on the right. Replay runs on it too.
Other
- Apple Watch — the next race shows the new sector-coloured circuit map.
- Next Session widget — the sector map on the small and medium sizes. 1.8.7 4d ago Widgets
- New widget sizes — Driver Standings, Constructor Standings, Race Weekend, Latest News and Driver Standings Tracker now support Large, Extra Large on iPad and, on iOS 27, the new full-page size.
- Race Weekend widget — now shows the new sector map. The full-page size adds the last three winners, the circuit records for wins, poles and top speed, and the laps, length, turns and first year raced.
- Fixed widgets rendering issue on the Clear and Tinted Home Screen modes.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Track Clear — when a yellow, double yellow, VSC or Safety Car period ends, the live activity and the live timing boards show Track Clear for a moment, with a green check in the Dynamic Island.
- Flags in the Dynamic Island — yellow, double yellow and red show as flags, and the Safety Car and VSC as cars, instead of abbreviations, reading SC END or VSC END once the period is ending.
- Start the live activity from the Home card, from the live timing board's menu, or by tapping a session-start notification. When enabled, it starts automatically as each session begins.
- Timing settings — choose interval or gap, and one or three decimals, in Settings → Display or the board's options menu. The setting now applies to both live timing and the live activities.
- Lap time shown for P1 during qualifying in both live timing and live activity.
- The live activities now end five minutes after the chequered flag.
- The lap counter and the Live Stats numbers now animate between values.
- Fixed an issue with qualifying segment labels in the live activity.
News
- News by team or driver — More News now has a row of team and driver filters at the top. Pick one to see only their stories from the last month.
iPad
- Home tab — the upcoming race weekend card shows the new sector map at full size, plus the circuit facts and tyre compounds.
- Upcoming and Recent Results — now larger cards and maps.
- Recent Results — every completed race of the season.
- Latest News — twice the stories, in two columns.
- More News — opens as a full page, two columns, more stories. 1.8.6 Sep 15 Push notifications for practice and qualifying
- Live alerts and Driver & Steward alerts now cover practice and qualifying, not just the Sprint and the Race.
- Pick which sessions you want alerts for in Notifications — Practice, Qualifying, and Sprint & Race.
- Qualifying is on by default; practice is opt-in.
- A red flag in Q2 or a delayed qualifying reaches you just like a Sunday one would.
Other
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.5 Sep 12 Live Activities
- Race and sprint cards now draw the starting grid before lights out.
- Qualifying segments now count down in the Dynamic Island.
- Live Stats shows the elimination zone under the board in Q1 and Q2, and P4–10 in Q3, and circles each driver once their elimination is definite.
- Race Feed names drivers in their team colours, on the card and in the Dynamic Island.
- A restart countdown on both cards after a red flag, and in the Dynamic Island.
- Clearer safety car and VSC — the Dynamic Island reads SC ENDING or VSC ENDING as the track is about to go green.
- Quiet stretches of a race show the leader's current lap instead of holding an old event.
Live timing
- A chequered flag beside every driver who has taken it — in the timing rows, the driver detail and the Live Activity.
- In qualifying the elimination zone dims driver by driver as each takes the flag, instead of all at once when the segment ends.
- A PREP LAP badge on the laps before a qualifying push lap.
- FINISHED while cars are still on their flying lap, FINAL once the whole field is in.
- An EXTRA LAP badge when a restart takes a second formation lap.
- Fixed pit stop timings during red flags.
Other
- The live card leaves the Home tab five minutes after the flag, so a FINAL result no longer sits there for half an hour if you are watching on delay.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.4 Sep 11 - Live Activities — choose Race Feed or Live Stats in Settings and the session appears on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, starting on its own for qualifying, sprints and races
- Race Feed follows race control — flags, safety cars, incidents and penalties as they are called, with the previous few still in view
- Live Stats is a three-row timing board — the top 3, or a window around a driver you choose — with gaps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and penalties
- Circuit Records now include Previous Winners — the last 10 winners at every track, alongside Top Speeds
- Apple Watch: driver details now show the full season race by race — finish positions and points for every round
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.3 Sep 4 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.1 Jun 26 ⌚ Apple Watch is here
Chequered now lives on your wrist — included with your subscription, at no extra cost.
- Apple Watch app — opens on the next session, then scroll for the full weekend schedule with the forecast for every session, plus driver and constructor standings that tap through to full driver and team details. Works offline and refreshes when you raise your wrist; your followed drivers and teams sync from your iPhone.
- Watch face complications — add F1 to any watch face: Next Session countdown, session weather, a driver of your choice (championship position + points), a team of your choice, driver and constructor standings, and season progress. They come in circular, corner, rectangular, and inline shapes, so there's one to fit any slot.
- Smart Stack — glanceable, full-color cards that surface the right F1 info at then right moment of the race weekend. 1.7.0 Jun 24
version 1.8.6
posted on 2026-09-18
Version History Widgets
- New widget sizes — Driver Standings, Constructor Standings, Race Weekend, Latest News and Driver Standings Tracker now support Large, Extra Large on iPad and, on iOS 27, the new full-page size.
- Race Weekend widget — now shows the new sector map. The full-page size adds the last three winners, the circuit records for wins, poles and top speed, and the laps, length, turns and first year raced.
- Fixed widgets rendering issue on the Clear and Tinted Home Screen modes.
Live Timing & Live Activities
- Track Clear — when a yellow, double yellow, VSC or Safety Car period ends, the live activity and the live timing boards show Track Clear for a moment, with a green check in the Dynamic Island.
- Flags in the Dynamic Island — yellow, double yellow and red show as flags, and the Safety Car and VSC as cars, instead of abbreviations, reading SC END or VSC END once the period is ending.
- Start the live activity from the Home card, from the live timing board's menu, or by tapping a session-start notification. When enabled, it starts automatically as each session begins.
- Timing settings — choose interval or gap, and one or three decimals, in Settings → Display or the board's options menu. The setting now applies to both live timing and the live activities.
- Lap time shown for P1 during qualifying in both live timing and live activity.
- The live activities now end five minutes after the chequered flag.
- The lap counter and the Live Stats numbers now animate between values.
- Fixed an issue with qualifying segment labels in the live activity.
News
- News by team or driver — More News now has a row of team and driver filters at the top. Pick one to see only their stories from the last month.
iPad
- Home tab — the upcoming race weekend card shows the new sector map at full size, plus the circuit facts and tyre compounds.
- Upcoming and Recent Results — now larger cards and maps.
- Recent Results — every completed race of the season.
- Latest News — twice the stories, in two columns.
- More News — opens as a full page, two columns, more stories. 1.8.6 2d ago Push notifications for practice and qualifying
- Live alerts and Driver & Steward alerts now cover practice and qualifying, not just the Sprint and the Race.
- Pick which sessions you want alerts for in Notifications — Practice, Qualifying, and Sprint & Race.
- Qualifying is on by default; practice is opt-in.
- A red flag in Q2 or a delayed qualifying reaches you just like a Sunday one would.
Other
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.5 5d ago Live Activities
- Race and sprint cards now draw the starting grid before lights out.
- Qualifying segments now count down in the Dynamic Island.
- Live Stats shows the elimination zone under the board in Q1 and Q2, and P4–10 in Q3, and circles each driver once their elimination is definite.
- Race Feed names drivers in their team colours, on the card and in the Dynamic Island.
- A restart countdown on both cards after a red flag, and in the Dynamic Island.
- Clearer safety car and VSC — the Dynamic Island reads SC ENDING or VSC ENDING as the track is about to go green.
- Quiet stretches of a race show the leader's current lap instead of holding an old event.
Live timing
- A chequered flag beside every driver who has taken it — in the timing rows, the driver detail and the Live Activity.
- In qualifying the elimination zone dims driver by driver as each takes the flag, instead of all at once when the segment ends.
- A PREP LAP badge on the laps before a qualifying push lap.
- FINISHED while cars are still on their flying lap, FINAL once the whole field is in.
- An EXTRA LAP badge when a restart takes a second formation lap.
- Fixed pit stop timings during red flags.
Other
- The live card leaves the Home tab five minutes after the flag, so a FINAL result no longer sits there for half an hour if you are watching on delay.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.4 6d ago - Live Activities — choose Race Feed or Live Stats in Settings and the session appears on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, starting on its own for qualifying, sprints and races
- Race Feed follows race control — flags, safety cars, incidents and penalties as they are called, with the previous few still in view
- Live Stats is a three-row timing board — the top 3, or a window around a driver you choose — with gaps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and penalties
- Circuit Records now include Previous Winners — the last 10 winners at every track, alongside Top Speeds
- Apple Watch: driver details now show the full season race by race — finish positions and points for every round
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.3 Sep 4 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.1 Jun 26 ⌚ Apple Watch is here
Chequered now lives on your wrist — included with your subscription, at no extra cost.
- Apple Watch app — opens on the next session, then scroll for the full weekend schedule with the forecast for every session, plus driver and constructor standings that tap through to full driver and team details. Works offline and refreshes when you raise your wrist; your followed drivers and teams sync from your iPhone.
- Watch face complications — add F1 to any watch face: Next Session countdown, session weather, a driver of your choice (championship position + points), a team of your choice, driver and constructor standings, and season progress. They come in circular, corner, rectangular, and inline shapes, so there's one to fit any slot.
- Smart Stack — glanceable, full-color cards that surface the right F1 info at then right moment of the race weekend. 1.7.0 Jun 24 - Car upgrades — tap any team for a breakdown of their new parts and the official illustration of the updated car, plus a home-screen heatmap of the season's development battle
- Rating breakdowns — tap a race's community score to see exactly how fans split it, from five stars to one
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.6.0 Jun 17 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.5 Jun 14
version 1.8.3
posted on 2026-09-11
Version History - Live Activities — choose Race Feed or Live Stats in Settings and the session appears on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, starting on its own for qualifying, sprints and races
- Race Feed follows race control — flags, safety cars, incidents and penalties as they are called, with the previous few still in view
- Live Stats is a three-row timing board — the top 3, or a window around a driver you choose — with gaps, tyre compound and age, pit stops and penalties
- Circuit Records now include Previous Winners — the last 10 winners at every track, alongside Top Speeds
- Apple Watch: driver details now show the full season race by race — finish positions and points for every round
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.3 6d ago - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.1 Jun 26 ⌚ Apple Watch is here
Chequered now lives on your wrist — included with your subscription, at no extra cost.
- Apple Watch app — opens on the next session, then scroll for the full weekend schedule with the forecast for every session, plus driver and constructor standings that tap through to full driver and team details. Works offline and refreshes when you raise your wrist; your followed drivers and teams sync from your iPhone.
- Watch face complications — add F1 to any watch face: Next Session countdown, session weather, a driver of your choice (championship position + points), a team of your choice, driver and constructor standings, and season progress. They come in circular, corner, rectangular, and inline shapes, so there's one to fit any slot.
- Smart Stack — glanceable, full-color cards that surface the right F1 info at then right moment of the race weekend. 1.7.0 Jun 24 - Car upgrades — tap any team for a breakdown of their new parts and the official illustration of the updated car, plus a home-screen heatmap of the season's development battle
- Rating breakdowns — tap a race's community score to see exactly how fans split it, from five stars to one
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.6.0 Jun 17 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.5 Jun 14 - Black-and-white flag warnings (track limits) now have their own notification toggle, separate from black flag alerts (in-session DSQ)
- Delayed start and red flag resumption notifications now convert from track time to your local time
- Fixed: Red flag alerts not being sent
- Fixed: Driver & stewards alerts (penalties, investigations) that could fail to reach some users who follow specific drivers or teams
- Fixed: Race-start alert sometimes arriving late
- Fixed: Some FIA documents incorrectly triggering a "race ban" alert 1.5.4 Jun 7 Penalty Points
- See where every driver stands on super-licence penalty points — and how close they are to a race ban
- New leaderboard on the home screen — who's racking them up and who's near the edge, at a glance
- On every driver's profile — their tally now sits right under Stats
- Tap either to open the full 12-month history: what each penalty was for, who was involved, the session and Grand Prix, when it expires, and the exact regulation breached 1.5.3 Jun 4 Race Ratings
- Score every race and sprint with stars and tags
- See the community's average — and your own score — right in the Races list and on each race overview
- Optional reminder after a session ends, nudging you if it's still unrated
- Search by rating in Race Finder — try "greatest races of all time" or "best races of 2026"
- Toggle reminders anytime in Settings
Other changes
- Long-press the app icon to jump straight to the Next Session countdown or Race Finder
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.2 Jun 3
version 1.8.2
posted on 2026-09-04
Version History - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.2 Aug 27 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 Aug 18 Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.1 Jun 26 ⌚ Apple Watch is here
Chequered now lives on your wrist — included with your subscription, at no extra cost.
- Apple Watch app — opens on the next session, then scroll for the full weekend schedule with the forecast for every session, plus driver and constructor standings that tap through to full driver and team details. Works offline and refreshes when you raise your wrist; your followed drivers and teams sync from your iPhone.
- Watch face complications — add F1 to any watch face: Next Session countdown, session weather, a driver of your choice (championship position + points), a team of your choice, driver and constructor standings, and season progress. They come in circular, corner, rectangular, and inline shapes, so there's one to fit any slot.
- Smart Stack — glanceable, full-color cards that surface the right F1 info at then right moment of the race weekend. 1.7.0 Jun 24 - Car upgrades — tap any team for a breakdown of their new parts and the official illustration of the updated car, plus a home-screen heatmap of the season's development battle
- Rating breakdowns — tap a race's community score to see exactly how fans split it, from five stars to one
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.6.0 Jun 17 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.5 Jun 14 - Black-and-white flag warnings (track limits) now have their own notification toggle, separate from black flag alerts (in-session DSQ)
- Delayed start and red flag resumption notifications now convert from track time to your local time
- Fixed: Red flag alerts not being sent
- Fixed: Driver & stewards alerts (penalties, investigations) that could fail to reach some users who follow specific drivers or teams
- Fixed: Race-start alert sometimes arriving late
- Fixed: Some FIA documents incorrectly triggering a "race ban" alert 1.5.4 Jun 7 Penalty Points
- See where every driver stands on super-licence penalty points — and how close they are to a race ban
- New leaderboard on the home screen — who's racking them up and who's near the edge, at a glance
- On every driver's profile — their tally now sits right under Stats
- Tap either to open the full 12-month history: what each penalty was for, who was involved, the session and Grand Prix, when it expires, and the exact regulation breached 1.5.3 Jun 4 Race Ratings
- Score every race and sprint with stars and tags
- See the community's average — and your own score — right in the Races list and on each race overview
- Optional reminder after a session ends, nudging you if it's still unrated
- Search by rating in Race Finder — try "greatest races of all time" or "best races of 2026"
- Toggle reminders anytime in Settings
Other changes
- Long-press the app icon to jump straight to the Next Session countdown or Race Finder
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.2 Jun 3 - Driver profiles celebrate the driver's birthday with an animated frosting-coloured gradient
- Race control push notifications now include the driver's three-letter abbreviation (e.g. "VER", "LEC") alongside the car number
- Race Finder now show a track-outline thumbnail next to each result
- LIVE badge on widgets clears in real-time when sprint and race sessions see the chequered flag 1.5.1 May 27
version 1.8.1
posted on 2026-08-22
Version History - Bug fixes and improvements 1.8.1 3d ago Enhanced track maps
- Every race screen now shows the circuit in much greater detail
- Numbered turns, start/finish line, sectors and Straight Mode zones, all drawn right on the map
- Turn-by-Turn playback — ride the lap one corner at a time, with each turn's number, angle, speed and gear shown
- Other bug fixes and improvements 1.8.0 Aug 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.16 Jul 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 Jul 24 Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 Jul 23 - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 Jul 22 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 Jul 20 - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.1 Jun 26 ⌚ Apple Watch is here
Chequered now lives on your wrist — included with your subscription, at no extra cost.
- Apple Watch app — opens on the next session, then scroll for the full weekend schedule with the forecast for every session, plus driver and constructor standings that tap through to full driver and team details. Works offline and refreshes when you raise your wrist; your followed drivers and teams sync from your iPhone.
- Watch face complications — add F1 to any watch face: Next Session countdown, session weather, a driver of your choice (championship position + points), a team of your choice, driver and constructor standings, and season progress. They come in circular, corner, rectangular, and inline shapes, so there's one to fit any slot.
- Smart Stack — glanceable, full-color cards that surface the right F1 info at then right moment of the race weekend. 1.7.0 Jun 24 - Car upgrades — tap any team for a breakdown of their new parts and the official illustration of the updated car, plus a home-screen heatmap of the season's development battle
- Rating breakdowns — tap a race's community score to see exactly how fans split it, from five stars to one
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.6.0 Jun 17 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.5 Jun 14 - Black-and-white flag warnings (track limits) now have their own notification toggle, separate from black flag alerts (in-session DSQ)
- Delayed start and red flag resumption notifications now convert from track time to your local time
- Fixed: Red flag alerts not being sent
- Fixed: Driver & stewards alerts (penalties, investigations) that could fail to reach some users who follow specific drivers or teams
- Fixed: Race-start alert sometimes arriving late
- Fixed: Some FIA documents incorrectly triggering a "race ban" alert 1.5.4 Jun 7 Penalty Points
- See where every driver stands on super-licence penalty points — and how close they are to a race ban
- New leaderboard on the home screen — who's racking them up and who's near the edge, at a glance
- On every driver's profile — their tally now sits right under Stats
- Tap either to open the full 12-month history: what each penalty was for, who was involved, the session and Grand Prix, when it expires, and the exact regulation breached 1.5.3 Jun 4 Race Ratings
- Score every race and sprint with stars and tags
- See the community's average — and your own score — right in the Races list and on each race overview
- Optional reminder after a session ends, nudging you if it's still unrated
- Search by rating in Race Finder — try "greatest races of all time" or "best races of 2026"
- Toggle reminders anytime in Settings
Other changes
- Long-press the app icon to jump straight to the Next Session countdown or Race Finder
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.2 Jun 3 - Driver profiles celebrate the driver's birthday with an animated frosting-coloured gradient
- Race control push notifications now include the driver's three-letter abbreviation (e.g. "VER", "LEC") alongside the car number
- Race Finder now show a track-outline thumbnail next to each result
- LIVE badge on widgets clears in real-time when sprint and race sessions see the chequered flag 1.5.1 May 27 Race Finder
- Search every F1 race since 1950 in natural language
- Grounded in the full race archive — every answer is pulled straight from real race data, for results you can trust
- Ask anything: "Did Schumacher ever win at Spa in the wet?", "Hamilton wet podiums", "Red flags at Spa", "Races with 3 or more safety cars", "VSCs in the 2025 season"
- Find races by driver or constructor — wins, podiums, poles, fastest laps, DNFs, points finishes, P4s, wins from pole, wins from outside the top 5
- Filter by circuit, country, continent, year range, dry/wet/intermittent/mixed conditions, sprint vs main race
- Weather: dry, light rain, heavy rain, intermittent rain, mixed conditions — at any circuit, any era
- Flag events: red flags, safety car deployments, virtual safety cars — by count, circuit, or weather
- Qualifying-round queries — knocked out in Q1, knocked out in Q2, reached Q3, missed Q3 (including drivers who made the segment but crashed before setting a time)
- Combine filters freely: "Ferrari wins in the 90s in wets", "Safety cars in the wet", "Hamilton outqualifying Rosberg", "Verstappen wins from P15 and beyond"
- Records: closest finishes, biggest winning margins, biggest position comebacks
- Career milestones: first race, first win, first podium, first pole, last win — for any driver
- Head-to-head: beat your teammate, beat a specific rival, in the race or in qualifying
- Title moments: races where the Drivers', Constructors', or both championships were clinched
- Rarities: Grand Slams (pole + fastest lap + win + every lap led), pole-to-DNF disasters, Driver of the Day winners, youngest/oldest to win/pole/podium
- DNFs by cause — engine, gearbox, hydraulics, collision, electrical, anything in the official retirement reason
- A driver's strongest circuits — top venues by wins, podiums, or races entered
- Every result links to the full race detail with session-by-session results, weather and classifications
Race overview
- "Watch on F1TV" button opens race directly in the F1TV app
- Wet conditions shown for every Grand Prix back to 1950
- Red flag, safety car and virtual safety car counts on modern races 1.5.0 May 22
version 1.7.15
posted on 2026-07-24
Version History - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.15 52m ago Pit stops, upgraded
- More accurate pit stop times — now precise to the hundredth
- New toggle to switch between Stationary and Pit Lane time (pit entry to pit exit)
- +5s and +10s badges on stops where a time penalty was served 1.7.14 19h ago - Fixed a stray breaking-news alert caused by a news source mixing non-F1 content into its F1 feed, now filtered more tightly
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.12 2d ago - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.11 3d ago - Add widgets in seconds — a new in-app guide walks you through putting Chequered widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, step by step
- Never miss lights-out — we'll remind you when a new season opens and when F1 is back from the summer break
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.10 Jul 15 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.9 Jul 11 - Live Timing is here — follow every race, sprint, and qualifying session as it happens, with real-time positions, gaps, and intervals for the whole field, plus tyres, pit stops, and fastest laps. Right on your Home tab, or tap in for the full grid.
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.8 Jul 9 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 Jul 6 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 Jul 3 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 Jul 2 Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 Jul 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.1 Jun 26 ⌚ Apple Watch is here
Chequered now lives on your wrist — included with your subscription, at no extra cost.
- Apple Watch app — opens on the next session, then scroll for the full weekend schedule with the forecast for every session, plus driver and constructor standings that tap through to full driver and team details. Works offline and refreshes when you raise your wrist; your followed drivers and teams sync from your iPhone.
- Watch face complications — add F1 to any watch face: Next Session countdown, session weather, a driver of your choice (championship position + points), a team of your choice, driver and constructor standings, and season progress. They come in circular, corner, rectangular, and inline shapes, so there's one to fit any slot.
- Smart Stack — glanceable, full-color cards that surface the right F1 info at then right moment of the race weekend. 1.7.0 Jun 24 - Car upgrades — tap any team for a breakdown of their new parts and the official illustration of the updated car, plus a home-screen heatmap of the season's development battle
- Rating breakdowns — tap a race's community score to see exactly how fans split it, from five stars to one
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.6.0 Jun 17 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.5 Jun 14 - Black-and-white flag warnings (track limits) now have their own notification toggle, separate from black flag alerts (in-session DSQ)
- Delayed start and red flag resumption notifications now convert from track time to your local time
- Fixed: Red flag alerts not being sent
- Fixed: Driver & stewards alerts (penalties, investigations) that could fail to reach some users who follow specific drivers or teams
- Fixed: Race-start alert sometimes arriving late
- Fixed: Some FIA documents incorrectly triggering a "race ban" alert 1.5.4 Jun 7 Penalty Points
- See where every driver stands on super-licence penalty points — and how close they are to a race ban
- New leaderboard on the home screen — who's racking them up and who's near the edge, at a glance
- On every driver's profile — their tally now sits right under Stats
- Tap either to open the full 12-month history: what each penalty was for, who was involved, the session and Grand Prix, when it expires, and the exact regulation breached 1.5.3 Jun 4 Race Ratings
- Score every race and sprint with stars and tags
- See the community's average — and your own score — right in the Races list and on each race overview
- Optional reminder after a session ends, nudging you if it's still unrated
- Search by rating in Race Finder — try "greatest races of all time" or "best races of 2026"
- Toggle reminders anytime in Settings
Other changes
- Long-press the app icon to jump straight to the Next Session countdown or Race Finder
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.2 Jun 3 - Driver profiles celebrate the driver's birthday with an animated frosting-coloured gradient
- Race control push notifications now include the driver's three-letter abbreviation (e.g. "VER", "LEC") alongside the car number
- Race Finder now show a track-outline thumbnail next to each result
- LIVE badge on widgets clears in real-time when sprint and race sessions see the chequered flag 1.5.1 May 27 Race Finder
- Search every F1 race since 1950 in natural language
- Grounded in the full race archive — every answer is pulled straight from real race data, for results you can trust
- Ask anything: "Did Schumacher ever win at Spa in the wet?", "Hamilton wet podiums", "Red flags at Spa", "Races with 3 or more safety cars", "VSCs in the 2025 season"
- Find races by driver or constructor — wins, podiums, poles, fastest laps, DNFs, points finishes, P4s, wins from pole, wins from outside the top 5
- Filter by circuit, country, continent, year range, dry/wet/intermittent/mixed conditions, sprint vs main race
- Weather: dry, light rain, heavy rain, intermittent rain, mixed conditions — at any circuit, any era
- Flag events: red flags, safety car deployments, virtual safety cars — by count, circuit, or weather
- Qualifying-round queries — knocked out in Q1, knocked out in Q2, reached Q3, missed Q3 (including drivers who made the segment but crashed before setting a time)
- Combine filters freely: "Ferrari wins in the 90s in wets", "Safety cars in the wet", "Hamilton outqualifying Rosberg", "Verstappen wins from P15 and beyond"
- Records: closest finishes, biggest winning margins, biggest position comebacks
- Career milestones: first race, first win, first podium, first pole, last win — for any driver
- Head-to-head: beat your teammate, beat a specific rival, in the race or in qualifying
- Title moments: races where the Drivers', Constructors', or both championships were clinched
- Rarities: Grand Slams (pole + fastest lap + win + every lap led), pole-to-DNF disasters, Driver of the Day winners, youngest/oldest to win/pole/podium
- DNFs by cause — engine, gearbox, hydraulics, collision, electrical, anything in the official retirement reason
- A driver's strongest circuits — top venues by wins, podiums, or races entered
- Every result links to the full race detail with session-by-session results, weather and classifications
Race overview
- "Watch on F1TV" button opens race directly in the F1TV app
- Wet conditions shown for every Grand Prix back to 1950
- Red flag, safety car and virtual safety car counts on modern races 1.5.0 May 22 Notifications
- Simplified notification settings with quick presets — pick from Disabled, Minimal, Essentials, or Everything, then fine-tune from there
- Race result alerts for late changes — get notified when penalties or disqualifications shift the final order, with details on the cause (e.g. "HAM: P2 → P4, 5s penalty")
- Improved alerts for stewards' decisions — disqualifications, penalties, investigations, and reprimands now respect their individual settings reliably
- Separate notification toggles for session start and chequered flag
- Cleaner notification wording across the app
- Various reliability fixes affecting how some alerts were delivered
Next Session widget
- Cleaner display options and a refreshed Next + Race layout
- New toggles to show the weather forecast and include or hide Free Practice sessions
- New "Show Country Flag" toggle (on by default) — country flag renders inline next to the track name
Other changes
- Brand new onboarding experience for new installs — walks you through favorites, notifications, and widget setup in a few taps
- Browse the widget gallery in any theme — pick from the selector at the top to preview every widget styled the way you'd actually use it
- Improved layout for users with Bold Text accessibility setting enabled
Also new: Live Race Mode arrives on Mac. If you've got a Mac, the menu bar app is included with your subscription. 1.4.6 May 18 - Race/Sprint toggle now appears on the results tab, making sprint results viewable sooner
- Fixed an issue where some users received duplicate "session is underway" notifications
- Recalled FIA documents no longer show a download button, as the original PDF document is no longer available
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.5 May 2 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.4 May 1
version 1.7.7
posted on 2026-07-07
Version History - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.7 15h ago - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.6 3d ago - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.5 5d ago Introducing Latest News — F1 headlines, right in Chequered.
- Latest News in the app — a curated feed of the biggest F1 stories, each with a quick summary so you get the gist at a glance. Tap any story to read the full article without leaving Chequered.
- News widgets — add small, medium, or large news widgets to your Home Screen. They match your widget theme, highlight breaking news, and can be filtered to just your favorite drivers and teams.
- Know the source — every story shows which outlets are covering it, so you can jump straight to the one you trust.
- Breaking News alerts — opt in to notifications for the moves that matter: driver transfers, team principal changes, calendar shake‑ups, and more. 1.7.4 5d ago - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.3 Jun 28 - Heat Hazard: a label now appears on the race overview when a heat hazard is declared for a race weekend
- Apple Watch: qualifying and race results now appear after each session, along with the starting grid
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.2 Jun 28 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.7.1 Jun 26 ⌚ Apple Watch is here
Chequered now lives on your wrist — included with your subscription, at no extra cost.
- Apple Watch app — opens on the next session, then scroll for the full weekend schedule with the forecast for every session, plus driver and constructor standings that tap through to full driver and team details. Works offline and refreshes when you raise your wrist; your followed drivers and teams sync from your iPhone.
- Watch face complications — add F1 to any watch face: Next Session countdown, session weather, a driver of your choice (championship position + points), a team of your choice, driver and constructor standings, and season progress. They come in circular, corner, rectangular, and inline shapes, so there's one to fit any slot.
- Smart Stack — glanceable, full-color cards that surface the right F1 info at then right moment of the race weekend. 1.7.0 Jun 24 - Car upgrades — tap any team for a breakdown of their new parts and the official illustration of the updated car, plus a home-screen heatmap of the season's development battle
- Rating breakdowns — tap a race's community score to see exactly how fans split it, from five stars to one
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.6.0 Jun 17 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.5 Jun 14 - Black-and-white flag warnings (track limits) now have their own notification toggle, separate from black flag alerts (in-session DSQ)
- Delayed start and red flag resumption notifications now convert from track time to your local time
- Fixed: Red flag alerts not being sent
- Fixed: Driver & stewards alerts (penalties, investigations) that could fail to reach some users who follow specific drivers or teams
- Fixed: Race-start alert sometimes arriving late
- Fixed: Some FIA documents incorrectly triggering a "race ban" alert 1.5.4 Jun 7 Penalty Points
- See where every driver stands on super-licence penalty points — and how close they are to a race ban
- New leaderboard on the home screen — who's racking them up and who's near the edge, at a glance
- On every driver's profile — their tally now sits right under Stats
- Tap either to open the full 12-month history: what each penalty was for, who was involved, the session and Grand Prix, when it expires, and the exact regulation breached 1.5.3 Jun 4 Race Ratings
- Score every race and sprint with stars and tags
- See the community's average — and your own score — right in the Races list and on each race overview
- Optional reminder after a session ends, nudging you if it's still unrated
- Search by rating in Race Finder — try "greatest races of all time" or "best races of 2026"
- Toggle reminders anytime in Settings
Other changes
- Long-press the app icon to jump straight to the Next Session countdown or Race Finder
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.5.2 Jun 3 - Driver profiles celebrate the driver's birthday with an animated frosting-coloured gradient
- Race control push notifications now include the driver's three-letter abbreviation (e.g. "VER", "LEC") alongside the car number
- Race Finder now show a track-outline thumbnail next to each result
- LIVE badge on widgets clears in real-time when sprint and race sessions see the chequered flag 1.5.1 May 27 Race Finder
- Search every F1 race since 1950 in natural language
- Grounded in the full race archive — every answer is pulled straight from real race data, for results you can trust
- Ask anything: "Did Schumacher ever win at Spa in the wet?", "Hamilton wet podiums", "Red flags at Spa", "Races with 3 or more safety cars", "VSCs in the 2025 season"
- Find races by driver or constructor — wins, podiums, poles, fastest laps, DNFs, points finishes, P4s, wins from pole, wins from outside the top 5
- Filter by circuit, country, continent, year range, dry/wet/intermittent/mixed conditions, sprint vs main race
- Weather: dry, light rain, heavy rain, intermittent rain, mixed conditions — at any circuit, any era
- Flag events: red flags, safety car deployments, virtual safety cars — by count, circuit, or weather
- Qualifying-round queries — knocked out in Q1, knocked out in Q2, reached Q3, missed Q3 (including drivers who made the segment but crashed before setting a time)
- Combine filters freely: "Ferrari wins in the 90s in wets", "Safety cars in the wet", "Hamilton outqualifying Rosberg", "Verstappen wins from P15 and beyond"
- Records: closest finishes, biggest winning margins, biggest position comebacks
- Career milestones: first race, first win, first podium, first pole, last win — for any driver
- Head-to-head: beat your teammate, beat a specific rival, in the race or in qualifying
- Title moments: races where the Drivers', Constructors', or both championships were clinched
- Rarities: Grand Slams (pole + fastest lap + win + every lap led), pole-to-DNF disasters, Driver of the Day winners, youngest/oldest to win/pole/podium
- DNFs by cause — engine, gearbox, hydraulics, collision, electrical, anything in the official retirement reason
- A driver's strongest circuits — top venues by wins, podiums, or races entered
- Every result links to the full race detail with session-by-session results, weather and classifications
Race overview
- "Watch on F1TV" button opens race directly in the F1TV app
- Wet conditions shown for every Grand Prix back to 1950
- Red flag, safety car and virtual safety car counts on modern races 1.5.0 May 22 Notifications
- Simplified notification settings with quick presets — pick from Disabled, Minimal, Essentials, or Everything, then fine-tune from there
- Race result alerts for late changes — get notified when penalties or disqualifications shift the final order, with details on the cause (e.g. "HAM: P2 → P4, 5s penalty")
- Improved alerts for stewards' decisions — disqualifications, penalties, investigations, and reprimands now respect their individual settings reliably
- Separate notification toggles for session start and chequered flag
- Cleaner notification wording across the app
- Various reliability fixes affecting how some alerts were delivered
Next Session widget
- Cleaner display options and a refreshed Next + Race layout
- New toggles to show the weather forecast and include or hide Free Practice sessions
- New "Show Country Flag" toggle (on by default) — country flag renders inline next to the track name
Other changes
- Brand new onboarding experience for new installs — walks you through favorites, notifications, and widget setup in a few taps
- Browse the widget gallery in any theme — pick from the selector at the top to preview every widget styled the way you'd actually use it
- Improved layout for users with Bold Text accessibility setting enabled
Also new: Live Race Mode arrives on Mac. If you've got a Mac, the menu bar app is included with your subscription. 1.4.6 May 18 - Race/Sprint toggle now appears on the results tab, making sprint results viewable sooner
- Fixed an issue where some users received duplicate "session is underway" notifications
- Recalled FIA documents no longer show a download button, as the original PDF document is no longer available
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.5 May 2 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.4 May 1 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.3 Apr 30 - Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.2 Apr 29 Console widget
- A new interactive retro-console widget with tappable tabs for the next race, driver standings, and constructor standings
- Available in small and medium sizes
- Pick a focus driver or team to keep them in view as the season progresses
Widget themes
- Customize the look of your home screen widgets. The previous default is now called Minimalist, and three new themes join it
- Notebook Ruled and Notebook Grid — handwritten fonts, marker-blue accents, and a glossy sticker treatment on driver photos and constructor cars, all on a lined or grid paper background
- Carbon — a dark, technical aesthetic inspired by the carbon-fiber weaves of a modern F1 car
- Pick a theme in Settings → Widget Theme with a side-by-side live preview, or override per individual widget from its edit screen
Sprint weekends
- Race countdown widgets now display sprint + race lap totals as "19 + 57 laps" so you can see what the full weekend looks like at a glance
Lock screen
- The circular Next Session lock screen widget now shows the Grand Prix name above the track map, switching to the session name within 48 hours of the session
Other changes
- Notification preferences moved to a dedicated screen
- Sharper countdowns — subtler day-of-week labels, consistent fonts between countdowns and start times
- Small layout tweaks across all widgets
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.1 Apr 27 macOS
- Chequered now runs on your Mac as a native menu bar companion that stays out of the way and keeps Formula 1 one glance away
- Countdown to the next session, right at the top of your screen
- Driver and Constructor championship standings, with focus on your favorite driver or team
- One subscription works across iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Driver & team details
- Redesigned for cleaner browsing — info in compact capsules up top, stats scroll horizontally
- Tap Championships on a driver to see every title year, the runner-up, and how close the fight was (e.g. 2008 — Hamilton beat Massa by 1 point)
- Two new milestones: Days Since First Race and Days Since Last Race, alongside the existing Races to First Win and Races Since Podium
Driver contracts
- Driver pages now show contract status: "Signed through 2027+" or "Joining Mercedes 2028" when a future team move has been announced
- Annual salary when publicly reported (e.g. $70M USD/year)
- New 2027 Grid on the Home tab: 11 team cards showing confirmed seats, expiring contracts, and open spots
Other changes
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.4.0 Apr 21 Stats
- Rotating stats and data-driven insights on the home screen, refreshed throughout race weekends, tap to shuffle
- New small and medium widget that cycles through stats throughout the day, tap left for previous or right for next
- Prioritizes stats about your favorite drivers and teams when available
Qualifying Cutoffs
- Upcoming race qualifying tab now shows last season's Q1 and Q2 cutoff times and pole time at the same Grand Prix, a hint of what pace you'll need
- After qualifying runs, a compact side-by-side comparison appears below the times, with Q1, Q2 and pole deltas vs last year
Other changes
- Points Finishes stat added to driver career details
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.3.2 Apr 15 Lap by Lap chart enhancements
- Tap to highlight a driver's race line
- Pinch to zoom for better detail
Recent Results
- Completed races for the season are shown on the home screen
- Races from the last week are hidden to keep you spoiler-free, tap to reveal
Other Changes
- Wins by Grid Position added to race overview and driver detail career stats
- Overtake totals now use on-track overtakes only (more accurate, no longer counts position changes from pit stops)
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.3.1 Apr 11 - Refreshed design language across the entire app with new backgrounds, typography, and layout
- Race detail schedule redesigned as horizontal cards with weather icons and rain chance
- Active Streaks on home screen: race wins, podiums, poles, fastest laps, front row, points finishes, led a lap
- Season selector dropdown: browse historical seasons
- Notable drivers on team details are now tappable: view any driver's full career stats
- Widget backgrounds updated to a warm off-white in light mode for a softer look
- Qualifying results now show visual separators between Q1, Q2, and Q3 knockout stages
- Race classification shows DNF/DNS separated by a divider
- Circuit direction (clockwise/anti-clockwise) and type (race/street) shown on race details
- Driver age shown on detail screen: tap to reveal full date of birth, with a birthday indicator on the day
- Bug fixes and improvements 1.3.0 Apr 7
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