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How pit stop strategy wins more races than raw speed
In modern motorsport, the stopwatch does not tell the whole story. Races are increasingly decided by how intelligently teams ...
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The science behind F1’s lightning-fast pit stops: How teams service cars in under two seconds
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 ...
The Indianapolis 500 can be decided by the blink of an eye. Five of the past six races that have finished under green saw a margin of victory of less than 1 second. Josef Newgarden beat Marcus ...
A bad one can ruin a race, but pit teams that can move like Rudolf Nureyev can shave time in a sport where split seconds count. By Phillip Horton In Formula 1 there are several critical junctures ...
If you've ever watched a Formula 1 race, seen an episode of Netflix's "Drive to Survive," or happened to be listening to the radio dialogue during the recent "F1" movie, you've almost certainly heard ...
MotoGP™ races are high-pressure affairs in which every second counts. Every action, decision and reaction from the riders and their pit crews can contribute towards the fine margins that determine ...
Fourteen drivers set to compete in the 109th Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge this Sunday will square off Friday in the Oscar Mayer $150,000 Pit Stop Challenge at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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