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(Improving my own awnser) The basic formation of a pit crew goes like this:
Gas-man goes on the left side of the car (right side at Walkins-Glen) to put gas in the fuel cell
Rear/front tire carriers carry the tires on thier respective ends of the car for the tire changers can switch the old tires out of the new "sticker" tires (named for the fact that teams leave the tire information stickers on the tire), while the jack-man rolls the jack into a slot underneath the car where there is a little pipe where the jack catches so the car can get lifted on that side.
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