How fast are NASCAR pit crews?

Answer 1

The fastest pit-stop performed during an official F1 event currently stands at 2.31 seconds set by Vodafone Mclaren Mercedes in the 2012 German Grand Prix at Hockenheim for Jenson Button during his second stop of the race.

Answer 2

The pit road speed all depends on the size of the track and amount of space on pit road. The bigger tracks can be as fast as 55mph while the shortest tracks can be as slow as 30mph. Some pit roads are very tight and crowded which calls for a slower pit road speed to keep crewman and officials safe. Pit roads that have more space for cars to maneuver will allow for faster pit road speeds while still allowing for the safety of crewman and officials. The drivers get their pit road speed before the race when they are behind the pace car because the pace car travels at pit road speed. Since they don't have speedometers in the car they use the tachometers and see what RPM is the correct speed for pit road.

Answer 3

The quickest "four-tire and fuel" pitstops would be in the 12-13 second range.

Answer 4

On average NASCAR pit crews can execute a pit stop in about 13-14 seconds.

Answer 5

Quickest pit stop time was set by McLaren at 2012 German GP with time of 2.31s.

Answer 6

I think its a little under 12 seconds.

Answer 7

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