The Red Bull Formula 1 team has once again usurped its own record by setting another world-beating pit stop time during the Brazilian Grand Prix. Red Bull had already surpassed the previous record by clocking a 1.90 pit stop at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, before setting a new benchmark next time out in Germany with a 1.88s stop for Max Verstappen. At Interlagos, Red Bull went one better by servicing Verstappen and fitting four all four Soft tyres in just 1.82s during his opening pit stop in Brazil. Verstappen praised Red Bull’s speedy work in the pit stops as being key to his victory, having twice passed recently-crowned six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton en route to his...
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