DiscGolf vs RacingHub

DiscGolfAPI catalogs disc golf courses worldwide with location, hole counts, and a confidence score showing how well each listing has been verified, aimed at map and directory builders rather than official tour data. The public read endpoints (courses, countries, regions) need no API key and return JSON, throttled only by a fair-use policy against excessive automated traffic; a separate POST endpoint lets anyone submit corrections.

RacingHub is a Formula 1 statistics API spanning every season from 1950 to the present, exposing per-driver career records (wins, poles, podiums, points), race results, and analytical features like racecraft heatmaps and pit-stop strategy breakdowns, with official Python and JavaScript client libraries and an MCP server for querying the data conversationally. No API key is required -- a live keyless request to the real `racinghub.net/api/v1/drivers/...` backend returned genuine per-driver data (200) with a wildcard `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` header, resolving `cors: unknown -> yes`, though anonymous requests are rate-limited to 100/minute per the response headers.