Andrea Kimi Antonelli was unable to repeat his Monza win from 19th on the grid when he started 16th in Baku for Saturday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix, according to RaceFans. The site published interactive race data on Sept. 26, 2026, at 18:53, in an article by Keith Collantine.

The data includes a lap chart showing each driver’s position on every lap. Readers can click a driver’s name to highlight it, right-click to reset, and use controls to toggle drivers. A gaps chart compares the distance between each driver and the leader’s average lap time, omitting very large gaps; readers can scroll to zoom, drag to pan and right-click to reset.

RaceFans also provided lap times for all drivers in seconds, excluding very slow laps, with controls to toggle drivers and scrolling to zoom. The interactive material includes each driver’s fastest lap, tyre strategies and the time taken for each driver’s pit stops.

The article linked to other Azerbaijan Grand Prix coverage, including a report on how Fernando Alonso called his retirement, a story saying Red Bull ordered Isack Hadjar not to pass Max Verstappen in an unbroadcast message, and coverage of Lando Norris apologising to Franco Colapinto after saying he “shouldn’t be in Formula 1.” It also linked to Alpine condemning online abuse again, with the team saying: “It has become a regular occurrence,” and to George Russell describing the final laps as “exceptionally fun” because the tyres did not degrade.

Collantine has been a lifelong motor sport fan and founded RaceFans in 2005, when it was called F1 Fanatic. He had previously worked as a motoring journalist and began running the site full-time in 2010, fulfilling a long-held ambition to focus entirely on his passion for motor racing. The page offered readers access to all 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix articles and invited them to reply.

Based on reporting by RaceFans.