F1 Data Dashboard
Interactive dashboard exploring "who's the G.O.A.T." in Formula 1. Instead of declaring a winner, I built a methodology-driven ranking system with adjustable weights so you can see how different definitions of greatness produce different answers.
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Team & Collaboration
Born out of conversations with buddies about who the greatest driver is. I brainstormed criteria and built the full pipeline and site with my collaborative AI pals Claude & Cursor.
Challenge
Every "greatest driver" debate relies on a single metric: championships, wins, or pole positions. But that's reductive. How do you fairly compare drivers across different eras with different opportunities? How do you acknowledge that greatness is multidimensional?
Approach
Created the Driver Greatness Index (DGI)—a weighted framework measuring: Teammate Dominance (25%), Podium Percentage (20%), Wins from Non-Pole (20%), Pole Positions (15%), Championship Wins (10%), and Longevity & Versatility (10%). Built a second interface letting users adjust weights and explore how rankings shift based on their priorities.
2025 dashboard
Driver Greatness Index Methodology
Constructor Standings pie chart
Metric Breakdown
The G.O.A.T.
The driver greatness index dashboard
Results & Impact
Demonstrates methodology-first thinking: transparent about what's measured and why, debatable by design, and explorable rather than prescriptive. Shows the principle I bring to AI product design—tools that invite collaboration instead of declaring answers.