At least, not for live races.
Formula 1 has exploded in popularity, largely thanks to Drive to Survive , but the real addiction begins when you watch a Grand Prix live. However, any dedicated F1 fan knows the frustration: the world feed only shows one driver at a time. You miss the midfield battles, the pit lane queue, or Max Verstappen’s fastest lap because the director is showing a celebrity in the garage.
Search GitHub for "Race Control F1." Download the latest .exe release. Log in with your F1 TV credentials. Select your streams and hit play.
Focus on a favorite driver using the free onboard cameras, switching between drivers during crucial moments like overtakes.
Tuning into 20 different driver radios at once is impossible. MultiViewer solves this by utilizing real-time, AI-driven transcriptions of driver radios, allowing you to read what drivers and engineers are saying, even if you can't listen to them all at once. 4. Race Trace and Telemetry Graphs
Formula 1 is a high-speed data sport. Watching a standard television broadcast gives you only a fraction of the story. To truly understand track strategy, tire degradation, and midfield battles, you need to see multiple camera angles, live telemetry, and driver radio feeds simultaneously.
Note: While the MultiViewer software itself is 100% free and open-source, accessing the live streams requires an active subscription to F1 TV Pro. If you already have F1 TV, this software unlocks its maximum potential at no extra charge. How to Set Up Your Free F1 Multiviewer
Subscribe only for race weekends ($10–12/month). Cancel between races. Use the real, safe, feature-packed Multiviewer app.
A multiviewer is a tool that allows you to watch multiple video streams simultaneously, often from different camera angles. In the context of F1, a multiviewer can enhance your viewing experience by showing you multiple camera angles, such as:
For years, F1 fans have begged for an official "Bishop" style interface. Until recently, the only solution was expensive, like F1 TV Pro combined with multiple monitors, or the defunct F1 Vision app. But now, there is a massive demand for a .
