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854 responses to “Bug Reports”
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Hello, yeah, Alonso one more time got 3rd place. It’s official:
So need to change those points values and position.
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Hi – the CSV database images have not updates
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I notice there are some endpoints that have data from the Saudi Arabia and others that do not. When do you anticipate those will be updated?
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Just FYI – It also looks like Fastest Lap data is not in the JSON response for Round 2, but it is in Round 1:
http://ergast.com/api/f1/2023/2/results.json -
The Fastest Lap results have been included in the Round 2 results, but they are incorrect in terms of positions and times.
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Saudi Arabian Fastest laps still have incorrect fastest lap (Still says that Perez got it even though Verstappen got the fastest lap).
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Nyck de Vries’s number is outputting as 45, which is the number he ran with Williams last year, but his current number at AlphaTauri is 21.
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Hi Caitlin,
Thanks for the warning – now fixed.
I thought driver numbers were meant to be permanent!
Cheers,
Chris -
Jon, Alex, Jocke,
Apart from the race results, the FIA data was published a couple days late for Jeddah – and it has errors.
Chris -
Edvardas, Rolandas, Brandon,
The FIA data was published a couple days late for Jeddah – and it appears it has serious errors. I’ve never seen this before. I will check and correct the data but it will have to be done manually.
Cheers,
Chris -
No worries – I appreciate the update!
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Hi all,
The fastest laps errors in the Jeddah results have been corrected.
Cheers,
Chris -
Hi, seeing Perez and Bottas have a “grid: 0” as their starting positions the 2023 Australian Grand Prix. Both started from the pit lane, so wondering if that is expected behavior or needs to be looked at/fixed. Looking at this endpoint: http://ergast.com/api/f1/current/last/results.json (or https://ergast.com/api/f1/2023/3/results.json if Baku has already happened)!
Thanks!
Jeremy -
Hi,
Concerns f1, 2023, round 3 race results.
According to https://www.formula1.com/en/results.html/2023/races/1143/australia/race-result.html, positions 13-20 did not finish: DNF.
The api return only positions 18-20 as Retired: R
Why?
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Hi, occasionally the API responds with “Unable to select database” which is totally fine. But it is confusing that this messages has the HTTP Status Code 200 while this is obviously an error. It makes handling of this a bit unintuitive. Maybe this could be changed at some point?
Regards, Philipp -
Hi Jeremy, That’s correct. There’s a note in the results table documentation. It stems from a poor decision to make the field an integer when building the database was first built.
Cheers,
Chris -
Hi Remco,
I’ve always used “Retired” if drivers aren’t running at the end of the race. I would use “Not Classified” if they were running but failed to cover enough race distance to be classified. This approach was probably inherited from Wikipedia when the historical data was ingested. This is what they’ve put for the Australian Grand Prix: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Australian_Grand_Prix
Cheers,
Chris -
Hi Philipp,
Good suggestion. Unfortunately, I’m currently having trouble with Apache/PHP (after over a decade with no issues).
Cheers,
Chris -
Hello Chris,
Do you have already an idea how you will implement the new Sprint Qualification? Do you for see other changes due to the new Sprint format?
Thank you for your hard work to keep this data up-to-date,
Ab
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Just a quick heads up..the fastest lap data is missing again in the Round 4 JSON:
http://ergast.com/api/f1/2023/4/results.jsonThanks!
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i noticed that the time for Practice 1 and 2 for the Miami GP are incorrect, since the offset i normally need is +2 hours to match it with my local timezone but for P1+P2 of Miami i suddenly need +3 hours offset
Also wanted to say thank you for making this API possible 😀 keep up the good work
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Hi Ab,
Not sure I can do anything about this in the near future. At least the grid positions from the Sprint Qualification session will be in the Sprint Race results.
Cheers,
Chris -
Hi Brandon,
Yeah, the FIA didn’t publish the data until today. I’ve added it this evening.
Cheers,
Chris -
Hi Joey,
Thanks, I’ll update. The schedule in the API was set before the season started so maybe they changed it.
Cheers,
Chris -
The query for constructor standings after the xth race of yearY does not seem to work.
Example:
# Constructor standings after the 16th race of 2007
pyergast.constructor_standings(2007, 16)gives the same result as:
pyergast.constructor_standings(2007, 1)
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Hi MH,
These queries all give different results as expected:
https://ergast.com/api/f1/2007/1/constructorStandings
https://ergast.com/api/f1/2007/2/constructorStandings
https://ergast.com/api/f1/2007/16/constructorStandings
So I think this is a bug in pyergast, which was developed by Weiran Yu rather than Ergast. You can raise issues here: https://github.com/weiranyu/pyErgast/issues
Cheers,
Chris -
Hello, times for Lewis Hamilton and George Russel are not correct for Miami Grand Prix (season 2023 and round 5)
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Hi,
How complete and correct the historical data is?
I’m using the database image you post after each race and I noticed that some historical data is missing. For example, there’s no record on Niki Lauda (driverId = 182) in the qualification table whatsoever. The endpoint http://ergast.com/api/f1/1975/drivers/lauda/qualifying returns nothing as well (he had 9 pole positions in 1975).Best,
Mark -
As Chris says, the finishing times for the Mercedes drivers in Miami appear to be wrong, and also the same two drivers and Logan Sargeant in Azerbaijan. As others have said, thanks very much for maintaining this amazing resource – much appreciated.
Dan
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Hello. I’m building an app to analyse f1 race data using this API, but I would like to add informations about tyres used at each lap. Is it possible to add this feature to the laps API and/or pitstops API ?
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Hi Mark,
Each documentation page gives some idea of the completeness of the data e.g. the Qualifying Results page states that “results are only fully supported from the 2003 season onwards”.
Cheers,
Chris -
Hi Shaykay,
Unfortunately, I’ve never been able to find a reliable and consistent source of tyre data.
Cheers,
Chris -
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the warning – now corrected.
Chris -
Thanks Dan – now corrected. There seems to be more bugs this year so I’ll have to do more checking.
Cheer,
Chris -
Hi Chris,
The starting position of VER in the last race results is incorrect (https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/last/results). “grid” for VER must be 9 instead on 0.
Best,
Mark -
Thanks Mark – now corrected
Chris -
Look that the f1 api not avaliable is. Get a connection refused when i tried to connect to https://ergast.com/api/f1/2023/6/result.json
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Hi, can you check the api access on ergast.com with ssl? Seems like HTTPS is not working anymore, only HTTP is working.
Kind regards,
Robert -
Hi,
I am just wondering why my connection to this site is no longer secure since two days ago? Originally I was encountering an error that said “Error establishing database connection” and could not reach this site/fetch data from the API. I can now access this site but the connection is no longer secure and still, I cannot fetch data from the API.
Kind Regards,
Sachin -
First of all, thank you for a great API! Next up –
https seems to be broken. I can access
http://ergast.com/api/f1/2023/3/results.json
but not
https://ergast.com/api/f1/2023/3/results.json
Is this an error or is https no longer supported?
Reagrds
Flemming B -
Cant make https requests to the api
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Hi,
this api returns 500 code and the content looks truncated
http://ergast.com/api/f1/2023/1/driverStandings.json -
Your new SSL certificate for ergast.com is not trusted by Python clients due to a missing intermediate CA certificate.
Also verified here: https://www.sslchecker.com/sslchecker
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Hello Chris,
As y34hbuddy wrote yesterday: the new certificate from 2023-05-31 also does not work when using nodeJS. It ends up throwing a “UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE” error.
Regards,
Christian -
Will it be possible to fix the issue of the intermediate CA certificate in python?
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The same SSL certificate error that y34hbuddy reported is happening on Android clients too.
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Hello !
I think this is the same for Node.js apps, as i’m not able to fetch the API anymore, through my Next.js application.
(I’m only using this endpoint : https://ergast.com/api/f1/2023.json)
“Error: connect ECONNREFUSED ::1:52916
at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (node:net:1494:16) {
errno: -61,
code: ‘ECONNREFUSED’,
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Thanks for resolving the SSL certificate issue!
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It looks like the cancelled Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is still being listed as “Round 6” on the F1 schedule, with Monaco as “Round 7”, however Monaco’s results are under Round 6 in the API.
Is this intentional? Is there a chance that it will be updated in the future to align with F1’s numbering?
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Hi y34hbuddy,
Thanks for confirming it’s working. Apologies for the breakage.
Cheers,
Chris
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