For millions of motorsport fans around the world, precision is at the heart of racing. Every millisecond counts in determining winners, setting records, and creating thrilling moments that define the sport. Yet, recent changes in the presentation of timing sheets during race and sprint race coverage have removed critical information, reducing precision to merely two decimal places.

The absence of a third decimal place on timing sheets can significantly affect the understanding of close finishes, track records, and the dynamics between competing teams and drivers. In many cases, races are decided on incredibly fine margins - sometimes only thousandths of a second - making the third decimal place not just a luxury, but a fundamental necessity.

Historically, motorsport, especially in premier events such as Formula 1 and MotoGP, has thrived on accuracy and data-driven strategies. Fans and teams alike rely on the complete data to analyze performances, strategize over pit stops, and make informed predictions. Missing out on the third decimal place strips enthusiasts and professionals of crucial insights and diminishes the richness of the sport.

Moreover, returning to three decimal places would uphold the standards previously set by race organizers. It would allow broadcasters to ensure that audiences at home are witnessing the most accurate and exciting representation of the action as it unfolds.

We call upon the governing bodies, race organizers, and broadcasters to reinstate the full three decimal places on all timing sheets during race and sprint race coverage. By doing so, we preserve the integrity of the sport and honor its commitment to excellence and precision.

Join us in this effort to demand the highest standards of accuracy in racing coverage. Sign this petition to bring back the detailed precision that motorsport deserves.