2024年11月6日 · The No. 12 crew has logged the fastest four-tire stop two times this season, with a 9.577-second stop coming at Circuit of The Americas in March and a 9.175-second stop at Dover Motor Speedway in...

2022年1月15日 · During a Nascar pit stop, the pit crew can either change 2 or 4 tires. If the team wants to make it quick, changing 2 tires is the option (2 right-side or 2 left-side) which takes about 8 seconds. Changing 4 tires is obviously much slower than changing 2.

By default, the pit stop performance table includes only drivers with at least 3 starts in the last 6 races, showing their 8 best 4-tire stops where the pit crew time does not exceed 15 seconds. Results include races from the previous season until race #3 of the current season. Fantasy NASCAR, NASCAR DFS and NASCAR betting tools and statistics.

2023年9月12日 · The record was set at Richmond Raceway with a time of 9.764 seconds on July 30, 2023. Now, the record has been broken once again. This time, it was smashed. Chase Briscoe’s No. 14 team completed a four tire pit stop at 8.45 seconds. That’s a new record by a masterclass over the wall crew.

2021年6月24日 · Which teams have been the fastest on pit road all season ahead of this weekend's action at Pocono Raceway -- where strategy plays a big role? Take a look at this season's rankings so far, based on...

2022年4月13日 · NASCAR pit stops work with each pit crew member performing their assigned task quickly and efficiently. A pit crew’s goal is to replace tires and fuel in less than 13 seconds, and each pit stop in a NASCAR race is more important than the previous.

2024年5月3日 · Despite the blip, they find themselves third on the list, with a fastest time of 8.99 seconds. The 2021 NASCAR Cup champion's #5 pit crew consists of Front-Tire changer Blaine Anderson,...

2024年4月10日 · NASCAR pit crews consist of 5 individuals, also called “Over the wall” crew members. Two tire changers, a tire carrier, a jackman, and a gasman all work together to pit the car under the green or caution flag.

The fastest pit stop time in NASCAR history is around 11.8 seconds, achieved by Jeff Gordon's pit crew during the 2001 Pepsi 400. How do pit crews train for races? Pit crews undergo rigorous training programs that include strength training, cardio exercises, practice drills, and …

In NASCAR, winning or losing can come down to just a few seconds, and nowhere is that more evident than in the pit stop. Every pit stop is a perfectly choreographed, high-stakes dance, where six crew members have 10-12 seconds to change …