Interactive F1 Track Guide - Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Current knowledge. Does the model know the race lap record is now Norris's 1:20.901 from 2025, or does it default to Barrichello's 2004 time? Does it know anything reliable about 2026 cars, or admit it doesn't? Track accuracy. Is it drawn to scale at about 5.793 km, with 11 turns in the right shape and proportions? Corner naming. Are the current official names used, including Curva Alboreto rather than just Parabolica? Elevation honesty. Does the profile reflect Monza's gentle changes, or does it invent hills? Racing line logic. Does the line use the full track width with sensible entry, apex, and exit points? Physics reasoning. Are corner speeds and gears plausible, and do they actually add up to a lap faster than the record? Calibration. Are estimated values clearly marked, especially the 2026 car figures, which are largely unknowable in detail? Code reliability. Does the file open and run without errors, with a working slider and details panel?
Prompt
Create a self-contained HTML file I can open in my browser that shows the Autodromo Nazionale Monza race track in Italy in its current F1 layout, drawn to scale. Draw the track shape with the corners labeled by their current official names, include an elevation profile, show the ideal racing line, and let the user move along the racing line to see details at each point, including minimum corner speed and gear selection needed for a 2026 F1 car to beat the current lap record. Be sure to note any estimated metrics.
A system prompt was added to support web rendering
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