We're building AFTERIMAGE as an independent visual archive for the 2026 F1 season. The public archive connects Grand Prix chapters with circuits, sessions, teams, drivers and photographer-credited images. Member profiles add uploads, saved frames, collections and race attendance.
We keep season data as a dated snapshot rather than implying live timing. The part I most want to get right is how you find a moment later.
When you revisit a race weekend, where do you start: the Grand Prix, a driver or team, or a specific image? For photographers, what credit or source detail is essential before you would share your work in a fan archive?
Explore the public archive: https://afterimage.chefzc.dev/
We're an independent fan project, unaffiliated with Formula 1.
3 October update: a free account now opens the full race-weekend hub. The public photo archive and timetable preview remain open. Once signed in, you can follow weekends, save frames and contribute photos. Live classification is source-dependent. Try it here: https://afterimage.chefzc.dev/race/bahrain/live
What would make you want to keep a weekend in your collection?
v1.5 update: AFTERIMAGE now has a race-weekend hub. Session clocks show both circuit and local time; live classification appears when the timing source is available, alongside circuit activity and credited photos. Explore the upcoming Sepang chapter: https://afterimage.chefzc.dev/race/bahrain/live. Sign in to follow the weekend, save frames and contribute your own photos. I would love feedback on the transition between the timetable, timing state and visual archive.