Zero spoilers. All the stats. For true F1 fans.
FlatOut is your pit wall for every Grand Prix — every session in your time zone, live standings, hand-drawn circuit maps and weekend ratings. All the data the paddock runs on, with a spoiler shield that actually holds.
Coming soon to the App Store · iOS first, Android to follow
The whole picture — and full control of when you see it.
FP1 to the flag, in your own time zone — with a live badge the moment the lights go out.
Driver and constructor tables, current all season. Always know where the title fight really stands.
Every track traced in-house — sectors, corners and the start-finish line. The real layout, not clip-art.
One switch hides every result, time and standing — app-wide — until you've watched.
Score the race, the drivers and the teams. Your own verdict on the season, round by round.
Next session, live countdown and standings — a glance away on your Home Screen.
Other apps "hide" the result, then leak it in a notification, a widget, or one stray standings number. FlatOut treats spoilers as the whole problem — one switch, and the entire app keeps the weekend sealed until you say go.
No clutter, no lag, no noise — just the weekend, fast.




No licensed clip-art. Every circuit is hand-drawn — colour-coded sectors, the start-finish line and every numbered corner. Pinch to zoom, tap a corner, and pull its length, lap record and tyre compounds for the weekend.
Rate the race, the drivers and the teams the moment the flag drops, and build a running record all season. Full session results sit right beside it — gap and points, one tap from the schedule.

Back an independent build. Keep every feature, forever.
A full season of every session, standings and ratings — about $2.42 a month.
Choose yearlyPay once, own it for good — every season and every update to come.
Go lifetimeNo. FlatOut is an independent, unofficial companion made by fans. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Formula 1, the FIA, Formula One Management, or any team or driver.
Yes — that's the whole point. One switch hides results, times and standings across the entire app, and reminders are written to never reveal the outcome.
iOS first, with Android to follow. Home-screen widgets are included on iOS.
Session times, standings and results are sourced from established motorsport data providers, refreshed throughout each weekend.