Mercedes may be dominating Formula One right now but one thing they can’t boast about is having the fastest pit stops. That honour goes to Williams who in Suzuka grabbed yet another DHL Fastest Pit Stop award for Felipe Massa’s 2.05 second stop at the Japanese Grand Prix.
It’s the thirteenth time(!) this season that Williams have taken the award, scoring the fastest pit stop at every single round bar four this season.
Australia | Williams | Valtteri Bottas | 2.35s |
Bahrain | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.27s |
China | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.10s |
Russia | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.23s |
Spain | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.12s |
Monaco | Williams | Valtteri Bottas | 2.43s |
Canada | Williams | Valtteri Bottas | 2.11s |
Europe | Williams | Felipe Massa | 1.92s |
Austria | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.16s |
Great Britain | Mercedes | Lewis Hamilton | 2.33s |
Hungary | Mercedes | Nico Rosberg | 2.15s |
Germany | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.00s |
Belgium | Williams | Valtteri Bottas | 2.14s |
Italy | Red Bull | Daniel Ricciardo | 1.98s |
Singapore | Mercedes | Lewis Hamilton | 2.14s |
Malaysia | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.00s |
Japan | Williams | Felipe Massa | 2.05s |
Their fastest was this insane 1.92 second stop at the European Grand Prix in Baku.
Wait, play it again. I blinked.