Formula 1 Pit Stop World Record (1.82 seconds) - Ultra Slow Motion

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing's pit crew set a new world speed record of 1.82 seconds at the Brazilian Grand Prix this weekend. The video below shows the crew's feat. An average pit stop takes about 2.4 seconds.

[@ysosrdude]

I want to be the guy in the middle whose job is to hold the car in place

[@franciscogarcia548]

i'm sure i'd find a way to screw it up somehow

[@kinglarryone]

Dang u beat me to it

[@gilbertsikora3007]

I blinked and the tires were off lol

[@AbdhullahKadar]

And then you have monza's pitstop

[@Lws_Hamltn]

Oh how this aged so well-

[@willywychtyg]

even my first time with a girl lastet longer

[@ezequiasrocha3037]

There are 16 people.

[@Surfeee]

Now it’s Norris Qatar 2023

[@alexanderhausladen5737]

Why is one Guy holding the Car???

[@jarettgros6634]

So it doesn't fall off the jacks. Pretty crucial role

[@leonflower3616]

Imagine getting paid thousands of bucks for unnecessarily holding a car for 2 sec

[@alucardhellsing1037]

Wrong, those are the mechanics who assemble and build the cars before they race or when the drivers bin it.

[@Goliath83]

you probably wont see this cause its a year ago now, but still. an f1 car weighs 800kg and its only supported in the very front and back, only in the center wich is like standing on a slackline and trying not to fall over without using your arms as balance.