Follow a Formula 1 race by ear or by touch.
Every moment of the race, spoken aloud for blind and low-vision fans and felt as vibration by deaf and hard of hearing fans. Live, and every past race.
- Lap 48. Verstappen up to 1st from 2nd.
- Lap 51. Pérez retires from 13th.
- Lap 52. Safety car deployed.
Three ways to follow. Each enough on its own.
Hear it
Blind and low-vision fans
Every overtake, pit stop, flag and penalty, spoken as it happens — by the app or by your own screen reader, never both.
More for blind and low-vision fansFeel it
Deaf and hard of hearing fans
A distinct vibration for each kind of event, captions for every word, and team radio as text.
More for deaf and hard of hearing fansRead it
Neurodivergent fans, and anyone the broadcast overwhelms
One plain sentence per event, as many or as few as you want, and a Calm mode where nothing moves.
More for neurodivergent fans
This weekend
Singapore Grand Prix
Round 17 of the 2026 season · Marina Bay Street Circuit, SGP · 9–11 October 2026
- Practice 1
- Sprint Qualifying
- Sprint
- Qualifying
- Race
Every session is narrated as it happens. Finished ones can be replayed.
Listen back
Four races worth hearing again.
Every race and sprint since 2023 is in the player. Start with one of these, or browse them all.
- 2024São Paulo Grand PrixHeavy rain at Interlagos, and a win from seventeenth on the grid.. Open in the player.
- 2024Canadian Grand PrixWet, then dry, then wet again — three teams in the fight to the last laps.. Open in the player.
- 2023Singapore Grand PrixThe one race of 2023 that Red Bull did not win.. Open in the player.
- 2025Australian Grand PrixA season opener in the rain, with the field thinned by the hour.. Open in the player.
How it works
Open the player
No account, nothing to install. It works in the browser you have.
Press Play
During a race weekend it tunes to the live session by itself.
Choose how it reaches you
Voice, vibration, text size, contrast — each on its own switch.
Built for fans who cannot see or hear the race. Used by fans who cannot watch it.
The race is on at 4am
Listen back later at the pace you choose: a Grand Prix in thirty minutes, fifteen, or under ten. Nothing you have not reached is shown.
Your feed runs ahead of your TV
The live timing is thirty to sixty seconds before the picture. Set the delay once and the app arrives with the broadcast, not before it.
You are at work, or driving
Audio only, no screen needed. Every overtake, stop and flag spoken as it happens, and a summary when you join late.
The sound is off
A caption for every event and the team radio as text. The whole race, read.
Built for screen readers, not merely compatible.
One voice at a time, never two. Every control works by keyboard; nothing needs dragging. Three themes including maximum contrast, large text on its own switch, and vibration that softens when your system asks for reduced motion.