F1 Pitstop Record

Red Bull set new pit stop world record of 1.88 sec at F1 German GP

On his way to victory at the German Grand Prix Max Verstappen s pit crew put in an impressive performance setting a second world record pit stop in a row for Red Bull with a 1.88 second stop. Follow GPblog now on Twitter YouTube and Facebook setting a second world record pit stop in a row for Red Bull with a 1.88 second stop. Follow Gone in 1.88 secs It took Red Bull s pit crew to service and change four tyres on Max Verstappen s race-winning RB15 in a mind-boggling 1.88s at the recent German Grand Prix making it the fastest ever pit stop in Formula One history. Red Bull lowered their own benchmark set at 1.91s in the British Grand Prix in mid July 2019. What a perfectly synchronized effort of 25 pit crew ByReutersRed Bull s record-breaking pit stop took about the same time as it takes to say 1.88 seconds .Image ReutersRed Bull set a Formula One record in Sunday s German Grand Prix at Hockenheim by changing all four tyres on race winner Max Verstappen s car in 1.88 seconds according to official timings.

On lap 46 of the German Grand Prix Max Verstappen pulled into his pit box for a four-tire change. 1.88 seconds later he pulled back out. 1.88 seconds. Let that sink in.At the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in mid-July Red Bull managed to change the four wheels of Pierre Gasly s car in a mind-boggling 1.91sec. However last weekend at the German Grand Prix in Hockenheim that lightning fast manoeuvre was made to look almost pedestrian when the Red Bull team got race winner Max Verstappen rebooted in a new world record time of a staggering 1.88sec .At the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in mid-July Red Bull managed to change the four wheels of Pierre Gasly s car in a mind-boggling 1.91sec. However last weekend at the German Grand Prix in Hockenheim that lightning fast manoeuvre was made to look almost pedestrian when the Red Bull team got race winner Max Verstappen rebooted in a new world record time of a staggering 1.88sec .

On lap 21 Max Verstappen came into the pits and the Red Bull crew changed all four tires in a mere 1.82 seconds which stands as Formula 1 s fastest ever pit stop. The previous record belonged to Red Bull Formula 1 Team set a new pit stop world record of 1.88 seconds Mind you between them both Red Bull drivers made nine pit stops during the race so by the time of Verstappen s stop the mechanics will have been nice and warmed-up For comparison Williams had the next-fastest stop with 1.99 seconds for Robert Kubica while Red Bull also gave Gasly a speedy service with a 2.15 second stop the third

It was the third time this season that the team have managed the feat - breaking the record first in Britain with a 1.91 second pit stop and then again in the German Grand Prix with a 1.88 stop.Paris AFP - Winner Max Verstappen and Red Bull beat their own record for a pit stop at last weekend s German Grand Prix Formula 1 partners DHL tweeted on Monday.Brazil was the best opportunity for Red Bull to break for the third time in the 2019 season the fastest pit stop. Previously the record was 1.88 seconds and it was achieved by the same team in Hockenheim during the German Grand Prix.

It was the second race in a row in which the expertly choreographed Red Bull mechanics had broken the record with a 1.91-second pit stop for French driver Pierre Gasly at the British Grand Prix two weeks earlier.Verstappen made five pit stops in a chaotic race at Hockenheim and Gasly four with the fastest coming on the 46th of the 64 laps.Red Bull Pit Crew Change All Four Tires In Just 1.88 Seconds This clip filmed from a viewing area directly above Red Bull s pitbox shows the team quickly replace the car s intermediate tires with slicks as the circuit began to dry during the action-packed race. Everything happens so fastThe Red Bull Racing team made history at Silverstone by stopping the clock at just 1.91 seconds during Sunday s race. This stood as a record for just one race - Red Bull themselves lowered the

Red bull set new pit stop record 1.88 sec. . pitstop formula1 formula1600 formula1racing formula1 usportcarPARIS France Jul 29 - Winner Max Verstappen and Red Bull beat their own record for a pit stop at last weekend s German Grand Prix Formula 1 partners DHL tweeted on Monday. Teammate Pierre Gasly s 1.90 seconds at Silverstone earlier this month was pipped by Verstappen s 1.88 seconds in Hockenheim on Sunday. Incredible Paris AFP - Winner Max Verstappen and Red Bull beat their own record for a pit stop at last weekend s German Grand Prix Formula 1 partners DHL tweeted on Monday. Teammate Pierre Gasly s 1.90 seconds at Silverstone earlier this month was pipped by Verstappen s 1.88 seconds in Hockenheim on Sunday.

This trend culminated at the British Grand Prix where Red Bull set the pit lane almost afire with a record-braking performance. The four-time world champion s team s pit crew made the swap in an astonishing 1.91 seconds 0.01 second faster than the previous world record held by both Red Bull and Williams. The Red Bull team achieved the record when it brought French driver Pierre Gasly into the pits on Lap 12 to give his car a new set of hard tires.