User visual calibration — provisional best visual fit: Esri imagery moved 3.356 m west, 1.854 m north. GPS coordinates and timing are unchanged; this is a subjective display alignment.
Lisboa V3 — driving lines
Every metre you drove on 4 September 2026, over aerial imagery of the circuit. 50 laps, 55,549 GPS fixes at 25 Hz. Press play.
Where lap 23 beat lap 27
The session report's speed graph runs on elapsed time, which cannot say where time changed hands — two laps at the same second are not at the same place. Play starts both laps together and follows each lap’s own clock. The chart and distance slider compare equal distances. As it happens, at 34 s the two were only 6 m apart on track, so that reading held up.
Lap 27 is the upper-middle recorded flying lap (rank 25 of 48 by lap time), used for the median comparison. Its actual time is 44.497s; the statistical median of the two middle times is 44.4625s.
Race replay · same elapsed time for both laps.
Compare at the same distance
- Zone 1 · 200–250 m
lap 27 loses 0.160s through here - Zone 2 · 275–325 m
lap 27 loses 0.240s through here - Zone 3 · 475–575 m
lap 27 loses 0.320s through here — the biggest single loss, and the 34 s divergence you spotted opens right here