You left the room. The race didn't wait.
It watches the broadcast you're watching, the screen and the commentary and nothing else, so when you come back it can just tell you. Pick how long you were gone.
You were away forReal events from the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix.
The half of the race that's never on screen.
Strategy calls, complaints, penalties being read out: none of that is a graphic. It's in the commentary and the team radio. It listens to both, which is the only reason this one is in the timeline at all.
Norris tells McLaren he is “miles faster” and should be allowed to race freely.
Lap 33 · team radio · detected from audioOr don't wait until you're back.
Across this entire race, three moments cleared the bar. That's the whole design: name a driver once, get pinged when something actually happens to them, and never once for a lap that didn't matter. They arrive with every tab closed.
The lead moved around a lot in the pit window. Antonelli held it for five laps after lap 18 purely by not having stopped yet. Once the stops cycled through, Piastri took it from Bottas on lap 32, and Norris took it from Piastri on lap 36, the move he'd been asking for on the radio three laps earlier.
A minute of it running.
40 events. One real race. Already loaded.
Scrub it lap by lap, read every detected moment, look at the gaps, and ask it whatever you want.
Open the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix →Unedited output from one real captured broadcast. To follow your own live races you run the stack yourself and it needs Luci on your machine. The race above needs nothing.