The race plot shows relative pace as compared to the average sector times of the race's winner. The resulting plot can let you see how cars were pulling away, catching up, falling behind, or battling one another. It will also usually show major race events like a spin, or pit stop. Racers use race plots to gain insights about their pace, but they are especially useful for analyzing race strategy in longer races, especially those with pit stops.

• The race winner is the dashed line.
• An upward slope means the car is faster than the race winner's lap average.
• A downward slope means the car is slower than the race winner's lap average.
• Where two lines cross, is an overtake or change in position.