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.

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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