Formula 1 meets Home Assistant

Your home.
On race time.

The race weekend, brought home. Schedules, live timing, one configurable dashboard card and automations that follow the action.

Install F1 Sensor Explore the F1 Sensor card

Start with public live timing. F1TV Auth is optional.

From the track to your room

Yellow flag.
Yellow light.

When the flags change, your room follows. Turn track status into lighting with Home Assistant, and use Live Delay to match the moment on your TV.

Set up flag lighting

Yellow flag on TV with a lamp glowing yellow — A yellow flag on TV, a yellow light at home.

Make it yours

Where do you want to start?

A simple setup first.
More possibilities when you need them.

Get started

Install the integration and make your first dashboard.

Build your card

Choose a preset or combine modules for the view you need.

Watch in sync

Match live updates or a replay to your broadcast.

Automate your home

Bring flags, session starts and notifications into your home.

Find an answer

Understand missing data, settings and common problems.

Most users should choose the stable release. Compare release channels before trying a beta or development build.

Before. During. After.

Follow the whole weekend.

Useful between races.
Ready when the lights go out.

01 / PLAN

Know what’s next.

Bring the race calendar, session times, standings and circuit weather into a dashboard you can check at a glance.

Explore schedules and standings

02 / WATCH

Keep up with the action.

Follow timing, tyres, track status and Race Control. Use Live Delay to match your TV pictures and keep reactions in sync.

Sync with your broadcast

03 / REVISIT

Watch on your time.

Use No Spoiler Mode to hold back supported updates, then follow a completed session with Replay when archive data is available.

Explore Replay Mode

Go furtherTrack Map No Spoiler Mode Incident Detection

More than a screen

Let your home join in.

Turn track flags into lighting, get session notifications, or build your own ideas with Home Assistant entities, events and device triggers.

Explore automations

Start with a blueprint

Track Status lightsBring the flags into your room Race Control notificationsChoose which messages reach you Incident NotificationsSet up neutral on-track alerts Replay SyncCoordinate your replay controls

Understand your data

The right mode for your moment.

Public live timing

Start here

Core live timing, weather, Race Control, tyres and confirmed incident alerts work without F1TV Auth during supported sessions.

See live entities →

Optional F1TV Auth

Extra live features

Add access for features such as live Track Map, Pit Stops, Team Radio and Championship Prediction when the source supplies the data.

Understand optional access →

Replay Mode

Completed sessions

Follow historical sessions from the archive. Available timing, map and other data depend on what that session contains.

Set up a replay →

Developing or testing the integration? Developer Mode uses local replay dumps for reproducible tests. It is a separate workflow from watching a TV replay.

Keep up to date

What’s new?

Find release notes, update instructions and the difference between stable, beta and development builds.

Versions and release channels →

Built for the community

Enjoying your setup?

Share your ideas, ask a question or help support the project’s continued development.

Support the project →Join the discussion ↗

F1 Sensor is an unofficial project and is not associated with the Formula 1 companies. F1, FORMULA ONE, FORMULA 1, FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, GRAND PRIX and related marks are trade marks of Formula One Licensing B.V.

Your home.On race time.

Yellow flag.Yellow light.