Callup's AI coach reviews your F1 games on Shanghai: upload a clip and it returns a scored report with timestamped moments and one thing to practice. It scores your racing line, braking, consistency, and pace from frames sampled across the clip.
Permanent circuit opening with the long, ever-tightening Turn 1-2 right-hander, part of the Turns 1-4 'snail' complex. The key feature is the 1.2 km back straight into the Turn 14 hairpin, a heavy braking zone and the main overtaking spot. The Turn 6 hairpin is the other best passing spot.
From the F1 reference notes the coach reads. Games patch often, so check the in-game track if something here looks different.
Every F1 clip is reviewed on the same rubric. These are the things it reads in your Shanghai rounds.
Hitting the apex, using track width, and carrying speed through the corner.
Brake points, threshold braking, and trailing off the pedal into the apex.
Smooth, early throttle without wheelspin or running wide on exit.
Managing tyre wear, ERS deployment, and fuel across a stint.
Repeatable laps and where you're losing time sector to sector.
Positioning for the pass and defending cleanly without losing the corner.
Each review rates these F1 skill areas from 1 to 10.
Yes. Upload a F1 clip played on Shanghai and the coach returns a scored report with timestamped moments and one assignment to work on.
Yes. Your first reviews come in full, then you get 3 free reviews a week, shown as previews: your grade, the summary and one fix. No card.
The same F1 rubric as every clip: racing line & apex, braking & trail-braking, throttle on exit, tyre & ers management, sector pace & consistency, and overtaking & defending. Each review rates racing line, braking, consistency, and pace from 1 to 10.
Your clip is never posted unless you post it. It is read, audio included, by our AI providers to write your report, and the report is saved to your account. Scout seats can see your skill grades unless you switch that off in Settings.