DHL Fastest Pit Stop Award: Sauber's Best Pit Stop
In Miami, Sauber mechanics made the fastest pit stop, servicing Gabriel Bortoleto's car on lap 19 in 2.24 seconds – not a record result, but the best in the last Grand Prix.
In total, the teams made 18 pit stops during the race. The slowest pit stop was made in a Mercedes - 4.51 seconds on lap 29 with George Russell's car, when there was a hitch with the front left wheel attachment.
Team
Racer
Time
Circle
Points
1. Sauber
G.Bortoleto
2.24
19
25
2. McLaren
O.Piastri
2.25
29
18
3. Alpine
P.Gasli
2.31
32
15
4. Red Bull
Yu.Tsunoda
2.33
27
12
5. McLaren
L.Norris
2.38
29
10
6. Racing Bulls
A.Hajjar
2.39
22
8
7. Ferrari
S.Leclair
2.39
29
6
8. Williams
A.Albon
2.52
26
4
9. Racing Bulls
L.Lawson
2.52
28
2
10. Aston Martin
L.Stroll
2.54
20
1
11. Sauber
N.Hulkenberg
2.57
36
12. Red Bull
M.Verstappen
2.77
26
13. Williams
K.Sainz
2.98
25
14. Haas
E.Okon
3.08
23
15. Ferrari
L.Hamilton
3.47
28
16. Aston Martin
F.Alonso
3.69
28
17. Mercedes
C.Antonelli
4.40
25
18. Mercedes
D.Russell
4.51
29
The overall standings continue to be led by Ferrari mechanics, who showed the best time in the last five stages. The long-term winners of this ranking, the mechanics of Red Bull Racing, are only sixth. The McLaren team moved up to second place.
Team
Points
1. Ferrari
188
2. McLaren
86
3. Mercedes
79
4. Sauber
70
5. Racing Bulls
67
6. Red Bull
47
7. Alpine
29
8. Haas
18
9. Aston Martin
13
10. Williams
9
The top ten pit stops of the season included only one pit stop, conducted during the race in Miami...
Team
Racer
Grand Prix
Time
1. Ferrari
S.Leclair
Saudi Arabia
2.00
2. Ferrari
S.Leclair
China
2.05
3. Ferrari
L.Hamilton
Saudi Arabia
2.07
4. Racing Bulls
Yu.Tsunoda
China
2.08
5. Red Bull
M.Verstappen
China
2.15
6. Ferrari
L.Hamilton
Bahrain
2.16
7. Ferrari
L.Hamilton
Japan
2.18
8. McLaren
O.Piastri
Japan
2.19
9. Sauber
G.Bortoleto
Miami
2.24
10. Sauber
, Bortoleto
Bahrain
2.24
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DHL Fastest Pit Stop Award: Sauber's Best Pit Stop
In Miami, Sauber mechanics made the fastest pit stop, servicing Gabriel Bortoleto's car on lap 19 in 2.24 seconds...