v1.28.0

Added

• Standings: penalties and damage, on every row. When race control flags
  a car, a mark appears straight after the driver's name: a red flag for a
  black flag (a penalty to serve in the pits), a red flag with a disc in
  it for the meatball (the car is damaged and must pit for repairs), a
  yellow gauge with its needle down when the driver has been told to slow
  down after cutting the track, and a red DQ once they are
  disqualified. A car can show more than one — a damaged car that also cut
  the track shows both — and a disqualified car shows DQ alone. Hover a mark
  for what it means. The marks come from iRacing's own per-car flags and go
  as soon as race control lowers the flag. Needs the updated bridge; with an
  older one no marks appear.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

196bf9f6cd63b467f9bf629077c2326656e7b14e638d28b3ab44a86648fbb217  iRacing.Telemetry_1.28.0_x64-setup.exe
fe99e08ce109baa3715e72d18f11229d3c2cae5ac2aa2aabee9db92a6598626a  iRacing.Telemetry_1.28.0_x64_en-US.msi
196bf9f6cd63b467f9bf629077c2326656e7b14e638d28b3ab44a86648fbb217  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.27.3

Fixed

• Driver flags show in Standings and Relative. With a real sim the flag
  column stayed empty for everyone. iRacing names a driver's flag (FlairName,
  e.g. "Spain") but sends no country code, and the bridge was reading a code
  field the sim does not have, so every driver arrived with no country. The
  bridge now works the country out from the flag's name. ISO names and the
  everyday ones ("Russia", "South Korea", "Turkey") both work, and the matching
  ignores case and accents. A flair that is not a country still draws no flag.
  Needs the updated bridge.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

1f4c0917b1520c9fa3386e0a2a32e35977abcbf31da0ec3c291380f6d44e0867  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.3_x64-setup.exe
ef076ed79679f72061221d960b91870c31e79b6fba610ecd0dd0e58d6e5dc592  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.3_x64_en-US.msi
1f4c0917b1520c9fa3386e0a2a32e35977abcbf31da0ec3c291380f6d44e0867  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.27.2

Changed

• A new logo. TelemetryLab has a new mark: a white T over a teal L, both
  leaning forward. It is the app's icon (taskbar, Start menu, installer, the
  window itself), sits beside the name in the Overlay Manager's title bar, and
  appears in telemetrylab.app's tab icon, nav and footer and at the top of the
  README. On the site's light theme the T turns dark, so the mark stays
  readable. The site also has a home-screen icon for iPhone and iPad now.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

a7cf29ad01407c13dbde08da6826e5c617b6630348688dc23dd27015f5797c74  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.2_x64-setup.exe
c83de85beeb6a110a718b01caf735d225f1ab3ba649b07d39720b59d6054a4ae  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.2_x64_en-US.msi
a7cf29ad01407c13dbde08da6826e5c617b6630348688dc23dd27015f5797c74  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.27.1

Changed

• A new website, in English and Spanish. telemetrylab.app is now laid out
  like the overlay sites sim racers already know: a centred hero with the
  download, a strip of the numbers that matter (five overlays, seven widgets,
  four themes, free, MIT), and the overlays themselves on screen — real
  captures placed the way they sit over the game. Below it, every overlay gets
  its own card with a capture, then the features, three install steps, the
  price (nothing), the open-source story and an FAQ. The whole page is also at
  telemetrylab.app/es, with a language switch
  in the bar. The radar finally has a capture of its own, and the dashboard
  capture shows the 1.27 LED boxes.

Fixed

• Radar: the L / R box stays lit while the car is still beside you. The
  boxes followed iRacing's spotter channel (CarLeftRight) frame by frame,
  and the sim drops it back to "clear" with a car still alongside whenever it
  decides one of you is not "driving" — off the throttle into a braking zone,
  on the way out of the pits — so the letter went dark, or never lit, exactly
  when you were side by side. The bridge now holds a side the spotter has
  called for as long as that car still overlaps you along the track, and
  clears it once it is a car length away. A car the spotter never calls still
  lights nothing: which side it is on is the one thing iRacing does not
  publish. Needs the updated bridge.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

34ba8367f10a9b97970e21e001d8a49c6f1c19ccdce1d95dbe0ebad755b5e8ea  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.1_x64-setup.exe
9585f0e9ade2ef21ce5bc0bd4dda721866cb4e9a6a30414feae1f44e8aaf17c9  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.1_x64_en-US.msi
34ba8367f10a9b97970e21e001d8a49c6f1c19ccdce1d95dbe0ebad755b5e8ea  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.27.0

Added

• Coach: your lap against the session best. The Coach now also holds
  every lap you complete against the fastest clean lap anyone in your class
  has set this session — yours included — corner by corner, so you can see
  where the quickest driver out there is finding the time. The strip shows
  that lap time as BEST, in the purple the timing screens use for the
  overall best, and updates the moment someone beats it; a new Session
  best section under the tips names who set it and lists what each corner
  cost or gained you against it, adding up to the lap gap. It says how much,
  not why: iRacing publishes nobody's pedals but yours, so the causes stay
  with the coach's comparison against your own best. In a multi-class race
  you are compared with your own class only. It can be switched off under
  Coach → Coaching → Session best in the Manager. Needs the updated bridge;
  with an older one the section stays hidden.

Changed

• The Radar is now two LED boxes, L and R. Modelled on the LED letter
  boxes on sim rigs: a square dot matrix in a carbon frame, an L at the
  left of the window and an R at the right. When the spotter calls a car
  alongside, that side's letter lights up red; when the side is clear its
  LEDs stay dark, with the letter just readable so you know which box is
  which. Nothing else is drawn — no panel, no background, no text. Size the
  window to sit either side of your car, or narrow it to bring the boxes
  together. The old map's angle, which guessed how far across the track the
  other car was (iRacing never says), is gone.

Fixed

• The Dashboard's Enabled switch, Appearance and Visibility settings now
  reach its widget windows. A widget opened in its own window ignored them
  — they changed the Manager's preview and nothing over the game. Turning the
  Dashboard off now hides its widget windows, the theme and the saturation,
  brightness and opacity sliders apply to them live, and so do the "Hide
  when" rules. Turning a single widget off in the Widgets list hides its open
  window too. The windows stay open while hidden, so they come back where
  they were.
• "Hide when: In the pits" now works, on every overlay. The rule was
  saved but never checked.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

e7cf16f1156f051a4764798db6bc95fd100e8fa4ef3557baf3927b7c09b9932e  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.0_x64-setup.exe
1353cb7c2192399f4daee7036f700029fe663f91b7c17d0237004b1b4b121586  iRacing.Telemetry_1.27.0_x64_en-US.msi
e7cf16f1156f051a4764798db6bc95fd100e8fa4ef3557baf3927b7c09b9932e  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.26.0

Added

• Fuel per lap, lap by lap. Fuel Calc now keeps a table of every lap you
  complete, newest at the top, under the pit strategies: the litres the lap
  burned, how that compares with the average the strategy is working from
  (green under it, red over), the lap time, and what was left in the tank at
  the line. A thirsty lap, a fuel-save lap or a stop now shows as itself
  instead of disappearing into the average. Laps through the pit lane are
  tagged PIT, a lap across a refuel shows no burn rather than a nonsense
  one, and a lap the app only saw part of — the first one after it starts
  watching, or an out-lap — is marked ~ because its figure is scaled up
  from the part it saw. The table holds the last 100 laps and starts again
  with a new session.
• The mock feed's car now burns a slightly different amount each lap, more
  on a faster one, so the new table has something to show without iRacing.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

933268e2223e16b052805c478ccb778bd7fa80102f3d23d921fcc533e30f56a9  iRacing.Telemetry_1.26.0_x64-setup.exe
b81a1ccf0fa118c402fc1a790d0059f0c0558df2000de203fa8b5d95199095bb  iRacing.Telemetry_1.26.0_x64_en-US.msi
933268e2223e16b052805c478ccb778bd7fa80102f3d23d921fcc533e30f56a9  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.25.0

Changed

• A new look across every screen: race-engineer telemetry. Standings,
  Relative, Fuel & Strategy, the Coach, every dashboard widget and the
  Overlay Manager now read like data-analysis software on a pit wall: dark
  graphite panels with thin 1 px edges, light-grey figures, and colour only
  where it tells you something — green for a gain or a best lap, red for a
  loss, yellow for a warning, purple for the session's fastest. One cyan
  accent marks your own row, the current selection and keyboard focus. Nothing
  about what the screens show, or how they behave, has changed.
• Every number is now in a monospaced face, so times, gaps and ratings
  line up digit for digit and never shift as they update. Labels are small
  grey capitals above their values, and units sit smaller and dimmer than the
  number they belong to (287 KM/H). The font ships with the app, so it looks
  the same offline.
• Car class is a thin coloured bar, not a fill. In a multi-class race each
  row opens on a slim bar in its class colour, and on Relative a small class
  tag now sits right after the car number. The five class colours were
  re-picked so none can be mistaken for the accent, a gain, a loss or a
  warning. In a single-class session no class colour is shown at all.
• Car logos are evenly sized. Wide logos — Audi, Ford, Chevrolet,
  McLaren, Aston Martin — used to fill up to three times the space of a
  Ferrari or Porsche crest in the same column. Each logo is now sized by its
  shape, so the column reads as a row of cars rather than a row of different
  sizes.
• Quieter licence and iRating pill. The licence is now a short coloured
  bar at the start of a flat grey pill instead of a full block of colour, so a
  column of licences no longer outshouts the timing.
• Charts are thinner and calmer. The input trace draws throttle in the
  accent and brake in grey on a dotted grid, with a marker where each pedal
  meets the live edge; the speed gauge is a thin arc; the rev lights stay grey
  until the shift zone and then turn yellow and red.
• Widgets have a slim header again, naming the channel — it hides itself
  on a widget too small to spare the room.
• Animations are shorter and calmer — position changes, qualifying laps,
  the radio mark and live-status dots all still move, just faster and without
  glow or bounce.
• Themes: all four keep their character but now share the one cyan
  accent; Endurance keeps its warm greys and loses its copper.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

d6df9a77e573f900c92e802996d73e798c8a1034fb771b9c28ebd00fe91cfa7c  iRacing.Telemetry_1.25.0_x64-setup.exe
67b9ccb2a592ca2a5a344c523e726ea027a0e4d205a86b64dc0375d490dd4137  iRacing.Telemetry_1.25.0_x64_en-US.msi
d6df9a77e573f900c92e802996d73e798c8a1034fb771b9c28ebd00fe91cfa7c  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.24.0

Added

• A radar for single-screen drivers. Without side monitors you cannot see
  the car in your blind spot, only hear the spotter call it. The new Radar
  widget (Dashboard → Radar, or open it in its own window) draws it: your car
  in the middle, the side the spotter calls lit in red, and each car alongside
  placed where it actually is — how many metres ahead or behind, and the angle
  it sits at from your nose (90° is door to door, 150° is its nose at your rear
  wheel). Cars closing from behind or ahead appear before they get alongside.
  Whether a side is occupied comes straight from iRacing's own spotter; the
  distance comes from where each car is on the lap. iRacing does not say how
  far apart two cars are across the track, so the widget assumes the car is
  one lane over — the angle is exact along the track and an estimate across
  it. Needs the updated bridge; with an older one the radar stays blank.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

0b4e95fc17a2eef234fce4956997cfeac0bc7c37cbdf4186408a45f8e17f5612  iRacing.Telemetry_1.24.0_x64-setup.exe
bbba4c3983c9f3cba3ecc7f036d3a5c4621edceebf1fbf4cff4b671bbd5448a6  iRacing.Telemetry_1.24.0_x64_en-US.msi
0b4e95fc17a2eef234fce4956997cfeac0bc7c37cbdf4186408a45f8e17f5612  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.23.0

Added

• See who is talking. The Standings table now shows a radio mark after a
  driver's name while they are transmitting on the radio, so you can tell who
  is speaking without guessing from the voice. While they hold the mic, radio
  waves pulse out from the mark and a ring ripples away behind it, so it
  catches your eye from the corner of the screen; it disappears when they let
  go (and holds still if your system asks for reduced motion). Needs the
  updated bridge; with an older one the table simply never shows it.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

31971c6567f56740cf1f117ec0d3d8bda49e37be86c9b286fdd3c509ddbb91ae  iRacing.Telemetry_1.23.0_x64-setup.exe
2439ebbf19404140b524cb605b6eb72e2942e32f9b2b13e611b5d991ce8c0094  iRacing.Telemetry_1.23.0_x64_en-US.msi
31971c6567f56740cf1f117ec0d3d8bda49e37be86c9b286fdd3c509ddbb91ae  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab

v1.22.0

Added

• A coach that tells you where the lap went. A new Coach overlay
  lines every lap you complete up against your quickest clean lap and splits
  it into corners. It names the one or two corners that cost you most, and
  why — "Braked 14 m early", "Coasted 120 m off both pedals", "Over-slowed —
  apex 8 km/h slower", "Back on the throttle 30 m later" — with the time each
  one cost. When the same mistake keeps coming back it says so ("4 of the
  last 6 laps"). Underneath, a strip of the lap shows where time went, and a
  list of every corner shows what it gained or lost; the corners always add
  up to the lap's difference from your reference. A quicker clean lap
  becomes your new reference, and the coach shows where you found the time.
  Laps through the pit lane or with a reset are not compared, an off-track
  lap is compared but never becomes your reference, and a corner driven
  behind or alongside another car is marked as traffic instead of being
  blamed on you. Manager → Coach sets the smallest loss worth a tip, how many
  tips to show, and whether the lap strip and corner list are shown.
  Everything runs on your PC in the bridge. The reference is kept until you
  change car or track or the bridge restarts. Corners are numbered T1, T2, …
  in the order the coach finds them, not by the track's official turn
  numbers.
• The mock bridge drives a real lap. The Python mock now drives your car
  round a synthetic lap of Spa with real braking zones and a driver who makes
  known mistakes — and runs wide every ninth lap — so the Coach works end to
  end without iRacing.

---

Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

c44a74e6ddbba1e03570467ab5c539805f390c634f23dcc7ef35acb8a852356d  iRacing.Telemetry_1.22.0_x64-setup.exe
3fb7e65dec9188cb8514e36cdc714e01be686bd32504b42294b9b984224222f3  iRacing.Telemetry_1.22.0_x64_en-US.msi
c44a74e6ddbba1e03570467ab5c539805f390c634f23dcc7ef35acb8a852356d  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab