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Stay up-to-date with motorsport events through a comprehensive companion app. It offers session countdowns, news, a race calendar, standings, live timing, and circuit guides. Get local weather, set reminders, and access content even with a flaky network.
What's New in Inlap
1.0
August 30, 2026
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FAQ
What is Inlap?
Inlap is a modern motorsport companion app designed for iPhone and iPad. It provides a race calendar, news, live session timing, championship standings, circuit guides, and session reminders, all in one place.
Does Inlap have ads?
No, Inlap does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free application for a seamless user experience.
What information does Inlap provide for each race session?
Inlap provides countdowns to practice, qualifying, sprint, or race sessions. During the final day, it switches to a live clock. It also includes local weather, championship snapshots, headlines, and watch picks.
Can I view live timing with Inlap?
Yes, Inlap offers live session timing, displaying positions, gaps, intervals, lap times, tyre information, pit stops, weather, race control, and team radio. Free access to OpenF1 works when the API is not locked by a live session.
How does Inlap handle news content?
Inlap aggregates racing news from major public RSS sources. Users can filter, search, bookmark favorite stories, and open full articles in Safari. It features cache-first loading for immediate display and refreshes from the network.
What devices does Inlap support?
Inlap is designed for both iPhone and iPad, offering the same tab-based layout on both devices. It is compatible with iOS devices.
Can I export race data from Inlap?
Yes, Inlap allows you to export race weekends as .ics calendar files, which can be used with the Calendar app or other compatible applications. You can also share next-race text and standings via the system share sheet.
Is Inlap suitable for offline use?
Yes, Inlap features an offline cache using on-device SQLite, making core content available even when the network is unreliable. Bookmarks for stories, circuits, and media also survive refreshes.