Every official document the FIA publishes during a race weekend, in one place: stewards' decisions, penalties, race director notes and classifications.
AI summary: Antonelli leads the drivers' championship with 340 points, followed by Russell (238pts) and Hamilton (229pts). Mercedes leads the constructors' championship with 578pts, followed by Ferrari (444pts) and McLaren (339pts).
AI summary: Verstappen won, Leclerc finished second and Antonelli third. Albon (18th) DNF, Bottas (19th) classified 3 laps down, Stroll, Colapinto and Bortoleto DNF.
AI summary: All cars compliant. Car 27 (Audi) telemetry antenna was replaced before the race; no non-compliances were found in the post-race weigh-in or the checks listed.
AI summary: Race lap times deleted for 30 instances across 17 drivers for not using the track at turns 2, 7, 16 and 19, breaching Appendix L Chapter IV Article 2 c) of the FIA International Sporting Code and Article B1.8.6 of the FIA F1 Regulations.
AI summary: Stroll received a driver warning for leaving the pit lane during reconnaissance laps without a practice start and without crossing the white line at pit exit.
AI summary: Verstappen won, Leclerc finished second and Antonelli third. Albon (18th) DNF at lap 59, Stroll, Colapinto and Bortoleto also DNF. Bottas finished 19th, three laps down.
AI summary: Hadjar required to start the race from the pit lane after Red Bull Racing replaced multiple PU elements and changed suspension setup under parc fermé without Technical Delegate approval.
AI summary: Verstappen on pole, Leclerc second and Hamilton third. Russell (now 19th) received a 60-place grid penalty for additional power unit elements. Alonso, Stroll and Hadjar start from the pit lane for modifying cars under Parc Fermé conditions.}
AI summary: Russell, Albon, Lindblad, Bortoleto, Gasly and Colapinto had parts replaced during parc fermé with Technical Delegate approval. Gasly replaced four parts including the steering rack and steering wheel; Colapinto replaced three suspension parts.
AI summary: Stroll required to start the Race from the pit lane after Aston Martin changed Car 18's suspension setup under parc fermé and continued working on the car beyond covers-on time in Qualifying.
Documents are published by the FIA. Summaries are generated by AI and can contain mistakes: always check the official PDF.
What you see
Stewards' decisions
The official outcome of every investigation and the penalty applied.
Every document type
Race director notes, technical directives, starting grids and classifications.
Formula E too
The Formula E noticeboard, season by season and event by event.
Archive
Documents from previous race weekends and seasons.
The official word on every incident
During a weekend the FIA publishes dozens of documents, and the important ones arrive at the worst time: a decision after the flag that changes the result, a note before the start that explains a procedure. Formula Live Pulse lists them in one place, so you read the decision itself rather than a summary of it.
From race control to the document
Most decisions start as a line in the events timeline: under investigation. The stewards’ document that follows explains what happened and why. If the result changes, live standings show what it means for the championship.
Questions
Where can I read the FIA documents of an F1 race?
In the FIA documents section of Formula Live Pulse, listed by weekend, with the archive of previous races.
