Analysis
How much time each team's pit crew costs or saves across the season.
| Pos | Team | Average timei | Stops | Fastest | Slowest | vs 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ferrari | 23.889s | 61 | 17.600s | 38.000s | ▼ 0.116s |
| 2 | Alpine | 24.122s | 52 | 18.000s | 33.600s | ▼ 0.039s |
| 3 | Racing Bulls | 24.181s | 48 | 17.800s | 32.100s | ▲ 0.299s |
| 4 | Mercedes | 24.325s | 54 | 17.400s | 41.200s | ▲ 0.659s |
| 5 | Red Bull Racing | 24.594s | 57 | 18.000s | 36.400s | ▲ 0.230s |
| 6 | McLaren | 24.795s | 56 | 17.500s | 40.500s | ▲ 0.780s |
| 7 | Audi | 25.650s | 56 | 17.000s | 51.800s | — |
| 8 | Aston Martin | 26.307s | 53 | 17.200s | 46.200s | ▲ 1.508s |
| 9 | Williams | 26.934s | 71 | 17.400s | 58.600s | ▲ 2.092s |
| 10 | Haas F1 Team | 27.087s | 59 | 17.900s | 57.300s | ▲ 1.827s |
| 11 | Cadillac | 27.256s | 61 | 18.400s | 57.000s | — |
When every car was sent through the pit lane (behind the safety car or at a red flag) and the timing data doesn't record how long each car stood still, stops in that spell are left out: they can't be told apart from cars driving through. The race page still lists them.
Pit lane average time round-by-round for 11 teams in 2026.