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Why do F1 cars need pit stops?

F1 cars need pit stops primarily to change worn-out tires to maintain high speeds, as tires cannot last a full race. While refueling is banned, stops (lasting ~2-3 seconds) are also used to adjust ...
The Independent

Meet the British pit-stop guru leading Audi’s F1 project of a lifetime: ‘2030 is tomorrow’

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Rolling Stone

Pit Stop Leadership: What Endurance Racing and F1 Teaches Us About High-Performance Teams

I’m standing in the United Autosports & McLaren garage in Mt. Fuji at the 6 Hours of Fuji race watching the pit crew prepare. Twelve mechanics, each with a specific role, rehearsing the choreography ...
The New York Times

In Formula 1, a 2-Second Pit Stop Is a Vital Dance

A bad one can ruin a race, but pit teams that can move like Rudolf Nureyev can shave time in a sport where split seconds count. By Phillip Horton In Formula 1 there are several critical junctures ...