New Formula 1 Pit Stop World Record (1.82s / Red Bull Racing / 2019 Brazilian GP)

[jdandy]

Max Verstappen (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/max-verstappen/index.html)'s victory at Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix was already memorable for the way he passed Lewis Hamilton (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/lewis_hamilton/index.html) twice on the circuit to land his eighth F1 win.
But there was another cause for celebration among his mechanics after they set a new F1 record for the fastest ever pit-stop during the race at Interlagos.
With a service time of just 1.82 seconds, the team managed to stop the Dutchman's car, change all four tyres and then set him on his way again.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=44&v=wsCriICZ-nA&feature=emb_logo

[Sean]

Super impressive! Thanks for sharing, Dan.


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[jdandy]

Super impressive! Thanks for sharing, Dan.

Sean.......I watched the video about five times to see everything that was going on in less than two seconds. It was a truly remarkable performance by a well trained team.

[Sean]

How true, Dan. Everything about it is quite spectacular. From the amount of people on the pit crew, to the torque of the wheel guns.

I really enjoy how calm and collected everyone is to pull of the speedy pit stop. No one is making any “knee-jerk”type movements. Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast. Really fast.


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