How do I read my pace and consistency charts?

The Overview tab gives you the bird's-eye view of a session: not one lap, but how your pace held up across all of them.

The consistency chart plots every lap in order, so a tidy run sits in a tight band and a scrappy one scatters. Big spikes are the laps where something went wrong, and they're worth opening up to see what.

Below that, the sector breakdown shows where your variation actually lives. One chart shows how much each sector swings lap to lap, another shows how much time you'd bank by simply repeating your own best in each segment, and a trend line shows whether you got quicker or faded as the session went on.

Why it matters: raw pace and consistency are different problems with different fixes. If your best lap is strong but your consistency is poor, the time is in repeating what you already do, not in finding something new. If you're consistent but the pace isn't there, that's when you go corner hunting with the telemetry and Head to Head tools.

This is also the tab to check after you change something. Feel is a poor judge. The charts tell you whether the change actually held up over a full run.