100+ of you now. Monza on Sunday, 1.0.4 is out.

We just passed 100 users. Thank you for being here, for telling us what was wrong, and for sticking with it while we fixed it. This app is a lot better than it was in July because of what you sent us.

Now for Monza, the fastest track of the year and the one where cars run out of power before the end of the straight, so expect a lot of overtaking.

Antonelli starts from the back with a penalty, at his home race, leading the championship. Mercedes have a fight on their hands.

NEW IN 1.0.4

Every card now shows the position

P3 or P14, right on the driver's avatar. Battle cards always told you the position they were fighting over. Everything else, the tyre warnings, the pit stops, the penalties, left you working out where the driver actually was. Now they all show it.

A Grid Copilot battle alert with each driver's race position shown on their avatar, P2 chasing P1.
The position, on the avatar The small badge in the corner of each one.

We tell you when the tyres won't make it

When a driver starts losing time lap after lap, you already got a card about it. What's new is the line at the bottom. It tells you whether those tyres reach the end, or whether he has to stop again.

Grid Copilot Pace Watch card for Leclerc, losing 0.29s per lap on 9-lap mediums, with the verdict that the tyre won't last to the end.
Leclerc at Zandvoort, lap 31 Running P5 and losing a third of a second a lap. You don't have to work out what that means any more.

And we finish the pit stop stories

A driver pits early to get ahead of someone. He loses a place doing it, but he's on new tyres and the other guy isn't. We used to tell you the gamble was on and then go quiet. Now a second card lands once it's settled and says who won it.

Grid Copilot card showing Russell's early pit stop paid off, with Piastri coming out right behind him.
Russell over Piastri, lap 21 He stopped on lap 17, Piastri stopped the next lap, and they swapped places.

Update before Sunday so you have all of it for the race.