Every telemetry site can show you what happened. Box My Lap reads throttle, brake and speed to show what didn't — the pace drivers left on the table. When a driver lifts early and coasts with no brake at racing speed, that's management, and it's invisible on the broadcast. Here it isn't.
What the telemetry says
Computed from every green-flag lap of the race — no opinions, just throttle traces.
Who was actually flat-out
Share of at-speed lap time spent lift-and-coasting, averaged over green-flag laps. Lower = closer to the limit. The field never shows you this number — it's how much race they had in hand.
Every lap, every driver
Each cell is one lap, shaded by how much of it was coasted. Watch management ebb around pit windows and switch off in the final stint. Hover any cell for the lap.
Same driver, same track — two different laps
Overlay a driver's fastest lap against their most-managed green-flag lap. The shaded bands are the coasting: throttle closed, no brake, still at racing speed.
Interrogate the telemetry
Ask the Box My Lap analyst anything about this race — it answers from the same lap-by-lap data behind the charts, and tells you where on the page to look.
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The full table
Everything above, as numbers — per driver, per stint.