Formula 1 pours millions into its proprietary broadcast feeds, but an independent development team has hijacked the iPhone lock screen to deliver motorsport's most vital real-time telemetry.
The iPhone lock screen is modern motorsport’s most fiercely contested real estate.
The appetite for this kind of millisecond-accurate tracking has reached a fever pitch in the 2026 season.
Those digital interfaces are about to face their heaviest load of the year as the championship heads across the Atlantic to the Circuit of The Americas.
Formula 1 pours millions into its proprietary broadcast feeds, but an independent development team has hijacked the iPhone lock screen to deliver motorsport's most vital real-time telemetry.