R

Overview

The R plugin is designed for exporting standardized post-session data from ONE TIMING, enabling in-depth analysis in Python, Excel, or any data analysis tool of your choice. Unlike the real-time Excel Export Plugin, the R plugin focuses on comprehensive, structured data export after a session has concluded.

Use Case

Post-Session Export: Use the R plugin to export complete session data in a standardized format for advanced analysis.
Flexible Analysis: Data can be imported into Python, Excel, R, or any other preferred analysis environment.

Exporting Data

To export data using the R plugin:

Access the desired session in Historical Data within ONE TIMING.
Right-click anywhere in the plugin.
Select the Export For R option.
The entire table will be copied to your clipboard and can be pasted anywhere on your PC.

Data Structure

Below is a comprehensive list of the columns currently exported by the R plugin:

Column Header	Description	Example
TimeOfDay	Local Time of Day used in the data relay (usually track time, but can be the relay machine’s local time).	10:18:03.469
Driver	TLA as shown on Page 1 during the session (3 letters or a number like #10).	DEN
Number	Car number without the # symbol.	1
LapNumber	Number of the completed lap (first outlap ends as lap 1).	5
Laptime	Laptime in seconds (3 decimal places).	101.846
Flags	Lap type: 0 = flying lap 1 = Outlap 2 = Inlap 3 = OutIn 4-7 = Various canceled laps	0
T_Speed	Speed at the Speed Trap (if available). Not always the car’s maximum speed. Unit: kph.	236.32
Sector1	Time from start/finish to end of first sector (seconds, 3 decimals). NaN if not available.	32.849
Speed1	Car speed at sector 1 timing loop (or average speed for the sector). NaN if not available.	215.71
SectorN, SpeedN	Additional sector times and speeds, as available.	32.849, 215.71
Loop1, LoopN	Time in seconds for each timing loop (more loops than sectors possible). No speeds for loops.	18.047
PowerMode	Power Mode used for the lap (e.g., 300 kW, 350 kW in Formula E).	300
Position	Position at the end of the session.	8
Compound	Tyre compound used (e.g., O for Option, P for Prime, or other series-specific codes).	O
Class	Car class (as visible on Page 1, e.g., WEC, IMSA classes).	SP9 Pro
Session	Name of the session (from session declare message; not standardized).	Feature Race
Date	Day the lap was completed (usually track time or relay machine time).	27.10.2023
PitIn	Time of Day crossing the Pit entry line.	10:27:18.144
PitOut	Time of Day crossing the Pit exit line.	10:27:18.144
TimeInPit	PitOut time minus PitIn time (for second or higher pit exit in a session).	104.033
TrackState	Track state during the lap (e.g., Green, PartialYellow, Safety Car, FCY).	PartialYellow
TrackStateMessage	Exact string shown in the "Track State" Plugin inside ONE TIMING (may include more detail, not standardized).	YELLOW FLAG IN TURN 6-7
Team	Team name as defined in the ONE TIMING Color File (short name, not full name).	BERNHARD
Manufacturer	Manufacturer as defined in the ONE TIMING Color File.	Porsche

Note: The pattern of Sector1, Speed1, Sector2, Speed2, etc., continues for all available sectors. Similarly, Loop1, Loop2, etc., are included for all available loops. Some tracks (e.g., Nordschleife) may have more than three sectors or loops.

Notes & Tips

Tip: The exported data is ideal for custom scripts, advanced statistics, or integration with team analysis workflows.
Note: The R plugin is intended for post-session use. For live data export, use the Excel Export Plugin.

Excel Export Plugin
Track State Plugin

R

Export standardized post-session data from ONE TIMING for detailed analysis in Python, Excel, or any preferred tool.