Sector times

The chart looks pretty funky, but you can read it like this:

1. The number on the right side shows the average sector time for each driver.
   1. This number corresponds to the big dot that is showed in each of the bars.
   2. Note that the chart removes the outliers, but the text on the right side calculates the mean sector time including the outliers. In some rare situations the dot and the number won’t match, and in that case the best representation of each sector time is the text and not the dot.
2. Each bar is divided by all the laps done by each driver. This is another way of showing the distribution instead of just the average (like a typical bar chart would do).
3. Longer “mini-bars” show laps in which a particular driver had a slower sector time. Shorter “mini-bars” represent laps in which a driver had a faster sector time.
4. If a driver’s name is red-colored, that means that the driver completed less than 70% of the race distance.