- Added constructor logos for Audi and Cadillac (finally!)

- Added the Sepang track (Malaysia) for the Bahrain GP

This is a quick bug fix release after the recently released 1.6.0. Bugs fixed in 1.6.1: - Added in the missing track for the Barcelona GP - The session details are now presented in chronological order Here are the 1.6.0 updates, in case you missed them: - This is an exciting release, we’ve switched data providers so you should no longer experience slow loading times waiting for race results. We also have more data if we want to start including more information in our views. - You can also now select which season to view, only 2025 and 2026 are options now but the framework is there now if we want to add more seasons.

- This is an exciting release, we’ve switched data providers so you should no longer experience slow loading times waiting for race results. We also have more data if we want to start including more information in our views. - You can also now select which season to view, only 2025 and 2026 are options now but the framework is there now if we want to add more seasons.

Version 1.5.1 - Fixed a stupid crashing bug on startup (due to an unused variable causing an old method to run, which referenced files that are now out-of-date) Version 1.5.0 - Improved the loading time - Added podium places to the Past Races view (so you can see the top 3 without drilling into the full race results) - Added finishing places to the Constructor and Driver Standing detail views, so you can see where each driver finished, including if they DNF'd or didn’t compete - Internal optimizations to improve performance and memory use

- Improved the loading time - Added podium places to the Past Races view (so you can see the top 3 without drilling into the full race results) - Added finishing places to the Constructor and Driver Standing detail views, so you can see where each driver finished, including if they DNF’d or didn’t compete - Internal optimizations to improve performance and memory use

Customizable App Icons! Choose your tire of your choice by tapping on the race countdown to open the new Settings screen

Updated to support the new Liquid Glass design language! (now requires iOS 26)

- Fixed an issue where race results were not loading (Now that there are a decent amount of races, we’re asking for a lot of races results very quickly on startup and the API we are calling was starting to rate limit us – so we are now slowing down the rate at which we call the API. We’ll look into a better solution in the future.)

- Fixed a crash in Driver Standings when trying to view Colapinto’s race results - Added logic to retrieve and show the sprint race results (if they are available) before the main race starts – this is obviously only relevant in the short time period between the sprint race and the actual race - Slightly increased the size of the running man “sprint weekend” icon

A number of small-ish user interface enhancements: - improved visuals when data is unavailable (using Swift's built-in ContentUnavailableView instead of my own lame stuff) - slight update to the numeric position icon on the race results page - improved messaging on startup when the API is taking a long time to load - left-align the race date on the Past Races view - added messaging to the Standings pages that indicate when the standings data might be "behind" (i.e., a race has just completed but the API is not returning the results for the race yet)

Updated the track layouts so they are now drawn with consistent line widths and sizes, and also rotated them to more “normal” orientations. Note: I know that the app is rough from a design perspective, my plan is to continue to iterate on the design to slowly improve it. This release is the first step in that plan.

The “Lawson” Version Improved handling of scenarios where a driver drives for multiple teams in one season. Previously, the wrong constructor logo was being displayed on the Driver Standings page but that has now been resolved.