Red Bull secured their seventh Fastest Pit Stop title in a row in 2024. Pit stops are possibly the most visual evidence of why Formula 1 racing is a team sport. The DHL Fastest Pit Stop Award was ...

While McLaren are "the better team" in the opinion of Johnny Herbert, Red Bull are still "the best" F1 team at strategy. ... not getting distracted by the three-stop, really good pit stops.

Red Bull Racing are the best at pit stops. They hold the world record for the fastest, clocking 1.82s for Max Verstappen at the 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix , and have won the Fastest Pit Stop award ...

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc takes over the lead ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Both are two of the few drivers remaining who have yet to stop. How to watch the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix: TV, streaming ...

But even based on the information that Red Bull had at the time, the decision to pit for hards was questionable. Admittedly, there was no perfect option left after committing to a three-stop ...

Like last year, Verstappen's Red ... stop rule, pretty much nothing changed. Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari, penalised on the grid, passed Isack Hadjar's impressively-driven Racing Bull in the pit ...

Sky Sports F1 reporter Ted Kravitz discussed how Christian Horner has given up on Red Bull winning the Constructors' Championship, which could have grave financial consquences for some of the team ...

Despite this, Verstappen admits that Red Bull were fundamentally not fast enough on Saturday: “It was fine, I think it was consistently the same delta behind. So [in] Q1, Q2, Q3.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen stated that he did not have an "exciting" Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday, as he stayed out till the last lap to make his second mandated pit stop. Ad As per F1.com, the ...

Red Bull takes a risk with Verstappen Norris and Piastri came in for a fresh set of medium tyres on laps 21 and 22, respectively. They gained a bit on Verstappen, but the gap did not close quickly.

Fastest pit stop – Red Bull Racing, 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix. The record: 1.82 seconds. 1.82 seconds. That's all it took for Red Bull Racing to swap all four wheels of Max Verstappen's RB15 at ...