Statistics
Car Roulette: cars, gaps and Ferrari
Explore car frequencies and combinations observed in the grid.
How to use it, step by step
- Use the donut and illustrated car blocks to compare counts and proportions in the loaded sample.
- Adjust the recent-window size in Trends. The image strip shows up to eight results in chronological order; it is a preview and does not necessarily represent the whole chosen window.
- In the gap blocks, compare the current distance since the latest occurrence, average, median, longest interval and longest streak. A current distance of zero means the latest result; a dash means unknown.
- In results preceding Ferrari, see which car appeared immediately before a Ferrari, including another Ferrari. The matrix compares consecutive car pairs, with percentages per row.
Good to know
For completed intervals, two consecutive occurrences have a distance of 1. Preceding-result counts describe past pairs; they do not mean a car causes a Ferrari result.
