The official F1 site provides this visualization of the position of the drivers on a lap by lap basis through the race.
With a little more work (or a little eye strain on your part) you should be able to see the progress of Mr. Button.
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I've started playing around with F1 timing and telemetry data on f1datajunkie.blogspot.com There's a page of links pointing to scraped timing data files too.
Posted by: Tony Hirst | June 13, 2011 at 03:31 AM
I like what you've done on that blog Tony. Could use a little more labeling on the diagrams (e.g. for the turns I don't know which way the car is traveling).
Posted by: Matthew Hurst | June 13, 2011 at 09:17 AM