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Access a comprehensive archive of Formula 1 race results and statistics dating back to 1950. Compare drivers and teams across eras with normalized points and explore detailed historical data. Stay updated with live results and standings for the current season.
What's New in FiDB
4.07
September 17, 2026
We’ve updated FiDB Pro. All updates and data during race weekends are now available to everyone — no subscription required. FiDB Pro now gives you full access to our historical data, including season overviews from more than three years ago, career overviews of legendary drivers such as Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher, and top teams like Ferrari. The price remains the same, and nothing changes for existing subscribers. And there’s more: • Weather information is now shown in the time schedule for each session. • A badge now shows how many unread Update messages you have. • Optimized for iOS 27. • More visual refinements across various screens.
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The app will be updated during each race weekend after training, qualifying and race.
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FAQ
What is FiDB?
FiDB is an iOS application that provides a comprehensive archive of Formula 1 race results and statistics from 1950 to the present day. It offers live updates for the current season and detailed historical data for drivers and teams.
Does FiDB have ads?
No, FiDB does not contain advertisements. The app is free to explore with an optional subscription for live, up-to-date information.
How much does FiDB cost?
The entire archive up to 2025 is available for free. A subscription for live updates throughout the season costs $2.99 per year, though pricing may vary by country.
What devices is FiDB available on?
FiDB is optimized for iOS devices, specifically supporting iPhones and iPads.
How often is FiDB updated?
The app is updated after every practice, qualifying, and race session during a Formula 1 season for subscribers. The historical archive is also kept current.
Can I compare drivers from different eras in FiDB?
Yes, FiDB uses a normalized points system to allow for fair comparisons of drivers and teams across different eras, including legends like Schumacher, Senna, and Hamilton.
What kind of historical data does FiDB offer?
FiDB offers complete lists of world champions, Grand Prix totals, performance comparisons, career overviews for drivers, and detailed team histories, including name changes and takeovers.
How do I cancel my FiDB subscription?
Subscriptions are managed through your iTunes account. You can cancel your subscription at any time via your device's subscription settings.




