Red Bull has the fastest average pit stop time in Formula One this season, and in 2019 it set a record — since broken — by performing a stop in 1.82 seconds.

“We used to be refueling, so you’re talking a 10-second pit stop, changing tires was no concern because you were always waiting on the fuel,” he said. “There were no quick release jacks ...

Pit Boost is a quick-charge technology where a 30-second charge of a 600 kW boost during a minimum 34-second pit stop will give the open-wheel race cars a 10% charge of 3.85 kW of energy.

During a pit stop, the pit crew completes a number of tasks. They are allowed to change either zero, two, or all four tires. The gas man is responsible for fueling the car.

Pit Boost is a quick-charge technology where a 30-second charge of a 600 kW boost during a minimum 34-second pit stop will give the open-wheel race cars a 10% charge of 3.85 kW of energy.