Funny how the gap plot is largely a plot of when Max pits
this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2023
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Since he leads the race for most of the race, all gaps are referenced to him.
That is a very cool plot btw, of the gap between drivers. You used fastF1, right? but the gap plot isn't one of their quickstart plots so you must have put effort into that. Pretty sweet.
Glad you liked it. Yes it is Fastf1. A very cool way to dive into the data and to combine my two favorite hobby's.