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Simre reads the game’s telemetry live — 20 times a second — and turns it into dashboards for every screen you own: the PC monitor, the phone in your rig, and the TV for broadcast nights.
Everything a race engineer watches, live while you drive: tyre wear and temperatures per wheel, brake temps, fuel delta, ERS, gaps ahead and behind, penalties and safety car status. No capture cards, no plugins — the game sends it, Simre shows it.
Open Simre in the phone’s browser and mount it in the rig: a full racing display with selectable layouts, in landscape, full screen. No app store, no pairing — it connects to your PC over WiFi in seconds.
A broadcast-grade qualifying view built from live telemetry: the tower with gaps to pole, and a dedicated flying-lap column that follows every car currently on a push lap — with sector colors updating live as they cross each split. Under the hood each sector is tracked as 24 micro-sectors, so the colors reflect where on the lap a car is up or down, not just at the finished splits.
The race told as headlines, automatically: overtakes anywhere in the field, lead changes, pit stops with stint info, penalties from the stewards, retirements, safety cars and incoming weather. Built for casters and league streams — the producer that never blinks.