Ferrari managed to complete their pit stop in a lightning-fast time of just 2.22 seconds, barely managing to keep Red Bull behind who secured the second spot with a time of 2.25 seconds. Both times ...

In Formula 1, milliseconds matter. This is especially the case on the pit lane, where teams pull off lightning-speed pit stops of fewer than two seconds. Tyres are changed, adjustments are made, and ...

In Endurance Racing, pit stops have gone from minutes in the 1950s to under 6 seconds today.Formula 1, with eighteen mechanics, has even set the world record at 1.8 seconds by my favorite, McLaren ...

Red Bull Racing has long been the benchmark for lightning-fast pit stops, routinely winning the Fastest Pit Stop award. However, 2025 has seen the team’s usually flawless pit strategy falter, with ...

F1 cars need pit stops primarily to change worn-out tires to maintain high speeds, as tires cannot last a full race. While ...

Imola's track layout demands it. 1:19.907, on the hard tires, on Lap 25 of 63. The sophomore's been fast all weekend, and is up into P4, just 1.2 seconds behind Charles Leclerc. Throughout this year ...