And the NASCAR stop was only two tires! I think F1 speed on pit road is quite faster than NASCAR, one lug wheels (NASCAR has that now), as opposed to 5 lugs, Two Jack men with much lighter car, everyone waiting in the pit with the tires, two guys per tire, no fuel. A lot less steps with more people. It’s totally awesome to watch a pit stop in under 2 seconds.
NASCAR cars have one middle nut since 2022, with the new generation. Before that year, they had five lug nuts. This video released seven years ago, so it was the period when NASCAR cars had still five lug nuts. Also, there is no refueling in F1 since 2010.
It's not the best for handling but you can manage. When you're only going one direction, unless something is really weird with your car, the tires on the outside of the car are going to wear more because they have the most force to resist during cornering. It kind of sucks to drive with for a little bit but two tires is only half the time of a four tire pit stop and can get you a lot of spots on pit road if you really need them and you don't think the next run will be very long. The most common time you'll see this is right when you're getting to the end of a race and there's a caution in the last few laps after a short time out.
I think they are just two completely different things. The obvious rule differences lead to very different visions of what a pit stop means. In the F1 sense, it's the absolute limit of what's possible with no cost, with NASCAR it's intentionally limiting the crew size and technology to make the individuals apply more teamwork.
Nascar fastest 4 tire pitstop with the new single-lug wheels is 8.45 seconds. Fastest F1 pitstop is 1.86 seconds. That's an Olympic sprinter compared to a beer-league softball guy running to first.
Recommended this randomly, and not sure what it's comparing really? This can't be compared, considering the NASCAR had only half of the car serviced in the pitstops and f1 doesn't do refueling in the current era which takes up the majority of the time? NASCAR could obviously be closer to f1 if refueling wasnt a thing, and f1 doesn't always need 20 people as some people are wing adjustments/replacements ect so it can be lower than that? When f1 was in the refuelling stage like 20 years ago, the pitstops were typically 6-8 seconds depends on fuel load been added to the car as the wheels were generally done the same time as now.
I don't know all the context around this but this is most frequently done when you don't have a lot of laps left in the race and you need to pick up positions under caution. The right side tires will almost always take the most wear so you can sometimes get away with just changing those and leaving the lefts on.
Update: Mclaren set the new fastest pit stop record at 1.80 seconds in the 2023 Qatar GP beating Red Bull's previous pit stop time record at 1.82 seconds.
4 wheels bs 2 wheels exchanged
0:12 Nah the record holder is red bulls 1.62
Bro this was 7 years ago
theres no more refuel for f1 right?
Yes. Since 2010, pit stops with refuel have stopped for good.
And the NASCAR stop was only two tires! I think F1 speed on pit road is quite faster than NASCAR, one lug wheels (NASCAR has that now), as opposed to 5 lugs, Two Jack men with much lighter car, everyone waiting in the pit with the tires, two guys per tire, no fuel. A lot less steps with more people. It’s totally awesome to watch a pit stop in under 2 seconds.
NASCAR has 1 middle lug nut not 5 lug nuts, and they only changed the right side of tires unlike the f1 got all tires changed and fuel
NASCAR cars have one middle nut since 2022, with the new generation. Before that year, they had five lug nuts. This video released seven years ago, so it was the period when NASCAR cars had still five lug nuts. Also, there is no refueling in F1 since 2010.
Luigi: Pitstop.
There is a difference n fuel delivery. Not the same pressures or safety mandates.
Both are very fast when you look at what they’re doing
There's 24 people per team for a pit stop in F1.
No duh that F1 is faster, but still, why do we need to see which is faster
GOD BLESS AMERICA 🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER
Where Tf is guido???
F1: overkill and never stunning NASCAR: choreographed to perfection
NASCAR is so obnoxious tho
What's wrong with NASCAR? It's just a different motorsport from the others, but it still has many good things.
The reason F1 is faster is because they only change one big lugnut in NASCAR there are 5. 20 lugnuts and 6 people.
Hlwhos here in 24
Whats f1 pit stop compared to guido "GOAT"
Guido >>>>>>>>>> all
omg why nascar still uses 5 nut and not a single nut system like f1!! nascar is not aging well
Guido: You need tires you fool!
Why would you only change 2 tires? seems pretty aweful for handling. But I guess they only go in circles anyway...
It's not the best for handling but you can manage. When you're only going one direction, unless something is really weird with your car, the tires on the outside of the car are going to wear more because they have the most force to resist during cornering. It kind of sucks to drive with for a little bit but two tires is only half the time of a four tire pit stop and can get you a lot of spots on pit road if you really need them and you don't think the next run will be very long. The most common time you'll see this is right when you're getting to the end of a race and there's a caution in the last few laps after a short time out.
I think they are just two completely different things. The obvious rule differences lead to very different visions of what a pit stop means. In the F1 sense, it's the absolute limit of what's possible with no cost, with NASCAR it's intentionally limiting the crew size and technology to make the individuals apply more teamwork.
Nascar fastest 4 tire pitstop with the new single-lug wheels is 8.45 seconds. Fastest F1 pitstop is 1.86 seconds. That's an Olympic sprinter compared to a beer-league softball guy running to first.
That's why one is a pro sport and one is amateur.
Recommended this randomly, and not sure what it's comparing really? This can't be compared, considering the NASCAR had only half of the car serviced in the pitstops and f1 doesn't do refueling in the current era which takes up the majority of the time? NASCAR could obviously be closer to f1 if refueling wasnt a thing, and f1 doesn't always need 20 people as some people are wing adjustments/replacements ect so it can be lower than that? When f1 was in the refuelling stage like 20 years ago, the pitstops were typically 6-8 seconds depends on fuel load been added to the car as the wheels were generally done the same time as now.
Comparing apples and oranges.
Why do they only change two tyres?
I don't know all the context around this but this is most frequently done when you don't have a lot of laps left in the race and you need to pick up positions under caution. The right side tires will almost always take the most wear so you can sometimes get away with just changing those and leaving the lefts on.
its almost like nascar pitcrews are limited to 8 people a pit stop 🤯
NASCAR Driver: "Hurry! I need to go out and turn left for 400 miles"
Bro ur dumb
Ns koploper pitstop is faster
Nah lighting McQueens pit stops are way faster
Why only 2 wheels changed in the nascar one?
To save time, they only changed the worn out tires
Fair enough
Lol Even NASCAR pit stops are faster than Ferrari's
It's also imporyant to not the NASCAR pit crew MUST start at the pit wall
I'm an f1 fan. Still prefer nascar pitstops, they could probably do that to your car gettin groceries
I love F1 pit stops, it's like a whole different sport inside the races
vs guido.
slow ass americans
F1 doesn't give fuel while Nascar does
It used to.
Its the hillbillies vs the class act
Update: Mclaren set the new fastest pit stop record at 1.80 seconds in the 2023 Qatar GP beating Red Bull's previous pit stop time record at 1.82 seconds.
True
Riyal
It was 1.79 I'm pretty sure 1.8 was the rounded up
@@peterrobson7525 oh really? That's better should I write it 1.79?
It was with lando
And nascar had a one nut
5 in this time period
Woowoo
Update: Red Bull set a new fastest pit stop record at 1.82 seconds in the 2019 Brazilian GP
"Josh, did you remember to tighten all the lug nuts?" "I was supposed to tighten them...?" *Distant* *screeching* *and* *explosion*
Wtf…..
Now it’s red bull
I've alwase been a nascar guy, I've never watched a f1 race ever, so don't judge me, do f1 cars need gas like nascar cars?
They do but the races are a lot shorter, they have smaller hybrid engines, and they're also not allowed to refuel during the race.
nascar would generally win this because of the crew size and all the lugs
The nascar one is honestly more impressive considering; they couldnt just sit in the way ready, less people, more lugs