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F1 25 & F1 26 telemetry setup (UDP settings for PC, PS5, Xbox)

The F1 games can broadcast live driving data over UDP, and every setting that matters sits on one screen: Settings › Telemetry Settings. This guide covers F1 25 (including the 2026 Season Pack, "F1 26") and F1 24, with the exact value for every field on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, what each one does, and how to fix it when no data arrives. It takes about two minutes with the game open.

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The settings at a glance
PC setup · PS5 and Xbox setup
What each setting does
No data? Troubleshooting
What you get once connected
FAQ

The settings at a glance

Open Driver Dojo first. Pick your platform and game and it shows you a server IP address and assigns a personal UDP port. Those two values are the only parts that are specific to you. Everything else is the same for every player.

Game setting	Value
UDP Telemetry	`On`
UDP Broadcast Mode	`Off`
UDP IP Address	The server IP Driver Dojo shows you
UDP Port	Your personal port from Driver Dojo (clear the default `20777` first)
UDP Send Rate	`60Hz`
UDP Format	`2026` for F1 26, `2025` for F1 25, `2024` for F1 24
Your Telemetry	`Public` (not Restricted)

F1 26 here means the 2026 Season Pack expansion for F1 25, not a separate game. It uses UDP Format 2026.

PC setup (F1 25 / F1 26 / F1 24)

Open Driver Dojo, choose PC and your game. Keep the screen that shows your server IP and personal port open.
In the game, open Settings, then Telemetry Settings.
Set UDP Telemetry to On.
Set UDP Broadcast Mode to Off.
Set UDP IP Address to the server IP Driver Dojo shows you. It is not your own computer and not 127.0.0.1.
Set UDP Port to your personal port. The field does not clear itself: click it, delete the existing 20777, then type your port. Otherwise the game reports INVALID PORT.
Set UDP Send Rate to 60Hz.
Set UDP Format to 2026 if you are playing F1 26, or 2025 / 2024 for those games.
Set Your Telemetry to Public.
Start any Practice, Qualifying or Race session and drive onto the track. Data appears in Driver Dojo automatically.

PS5 and Xbox setup

The fields and values are identical to PC. Open Settings › Telemetry Settings in the game on your PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series console and enter the same server IP and personal port from the table above. There are no extra steps for consoles.

One difference to know about: Driver Dojo runs in a web browser, not on the console. Keep it open on your phone, tablet or a computer while you drive. The console sends telemetry to Driver Dojo's server over the internet, so the two devices do not need to be on the same network. In Driver Dojo, choose PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series at the first step. If you are not at your console yet, it can send the settings to yourself to enter later.

What each setting does

UDP Telemetry is the master switch. Off means the game sends nothing.
UDP Broadcast Mode sends the stream to every device on your local network. Driver Dojo needs the stream sent to one specific address on the internet, so keep it Off.
UDP IP Address is where the game sends the data. It must be the server IP shown in Driver Dojo, character for character.
UDP Port is the door at that address. The game default is 20777, which is shared and carries no identity, so sessions recorded on it are not saved to your account. Your personal port keeps your laps yours. It never changes once assigned, so you set it once.
UDP Send Rate is how many updates per second the game transmits. Higher is smoother data. Driver Dojo asks for 60Hz.
UDP Format tells the game which packet layout to use. It has to match the game you are running, because a layout the receiver does not expect decodes as noise or not at all. Driver Dojo reads the 2024, 2025 and 2026 formats.
Your Telemetry is the game's visibility setting for your data. Driver Dojo asks for Public, not Restricted, so the full stream comes through.

No data? Work down this list

Are you on track? The game only transmits while you are actively driving. Menus and the pause screen halt the stream. Get into the cockpit, HUD or replay view of a live session.
Wrong IP. The UDP IP Address in the game must match the server IP Driver Dojo shows you. A leftover 127.0.0.1 or your own computer's address sends the data nowhere useful.
Wrong port, or INVALID PORT. The UDP Port must be your personal port, not 20777. The field does not auto-clear, so click it, delete 20777, then type your port.
Restart the game after changing the port. The game sometimes caches the old port until you fully quit and relaunch.
Format mismatch (F1 24 vs F1 25 vs F1 26). Set UDP Format to 2026 for F1 26, 2025 for F1 25 and 2024 for F1 24. A common slip is leaving a previous game's year selected. Playing the 2026 season in F1 25 means picking 2026.
Internet access. Your PC or console must be online. The game sends to Driver Dojo's server over the internet, not your home network.
Firewall or strict router. Make sure nothing is blocking outgoing UDP on your personal port, on the machine or console running the game.
Broadcast Mode. If it is On, turn it Off. Broadcast sends to your local network, not to the server address you typed.
Your Telemetry. Check it is set to Public, not Restricted.
Another app is using the stream. See the next section.

Still stuck? Driver Dojo's connection screen lists these checks with your actual IP and port filled in, and links to the Discord for help.

What you get once connected

Once packets arrive, Driver Dojo shows speed, inputs, tyre wear and temperatures, fuel and ERS live while you drive. After a stint it asks how the car felt and returns specific setup changes, with a confidence level and the corners each change helps. You do not have to be an expert: the advice is in plain terms and the detail is there if you want it.

Want to see it before connecting? Open the live demo, no F1 needed.
Browse per-corner telemetry for every circuit in the track guides.
Start with your own laps: open Driver Dojo.

FAQ

What UDP port does F1 25 use for telemetry?

The game's default is 20777. With Driver Dojo you replace it with a personal port the app assigns you, because the shared 20777 carries no identity and sessions recorded on it are not saved to your account.

Does F1 26 need different telemetry settings from F1 25?

No, the screen and fields are the same. The one change is UDP Format: use 2026 for F1 26 and 2025 or 2024 for those games.

Is F1 26 a separate game from F1 25?

No. Here F1 26 means the 2026 Season Pack expansion for F1 25. It sends telemetry in the 2026 packet format, so you pick UDP Format 2026 while playing it.

How do I set up F1 25 telemetry on PS5 or Xbox?

Use the same fields and values as on PC: Settings, Telemetry Settings, UDP Telemetry On, Broadcast Mode Off, the server IP and personal port from Driver Dojo, 60Hz and the right format. Driver Dojo runs in a browser on a phone, tablet or computer, not on the console, so keep it open next to you.

Why does the game say INVALID PORT?

The UDP Port field does not clear itself when you type. Click the field, delete the existing 20777 first, then type your port.

I have set everything but there is no data. What should I check?

Be on track, not in a menu or paused, because the game only transmits while you drive. Then check the IP and port match what Driver Dojo shows, fully restart the game after any port change, confirm UDP Format matches your game, and make sure your router or firewall is not blocking outgoing UDP.

Should UDP Broadcast Mode be on or off?

Off. Broadcast mode sends to every device on your home network. Driver Dojo needs the data sent to one specific address over the internet.

Does the telemetry go to my home network?

No. The game sends to Driver Dojo's server over the internet, so your PC or console needs internet access. It is not a same-network setup, and the app does not need to run on the same machine as the game.