The Miami Grand Prix saw Ferrari and Red Bull set the benchmark in the pit lane with both of them performing tyre changes below the 2-second mark. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó reports on the pit stop performance in Florida. Red Bull had to face plenty of challenges in the Miami Grand Prix and not just out on track, as McLaren got the better of Max Verstappen, but also in the pit lane where they were beaten by Ferrari in a race against the clock to set a DHL Fastest Pit Stop time of under 2 seconds. The Milton Keynes-based outfit had two impressive tyre changes. Their mechanics first serviced Sergio Perez's RB20 in just 1.95 seconds when the Mexican elected to make a...
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