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

[jdandy]

Max Verstappen's victory at Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix was already memorable for the way he passed Lewis Hamilton 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.


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

 

[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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