NASCAR Cup Series Pit Stop Analyzer
Sort and filter NASCAR Cup Series pit stops by in-box time, driver time, stop type, and crew.
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Sort and filter NASCAR Cup Series pit stops by in-box time, driver time, stop type, and crew.
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NASCAR Cup Series pit-stop performance, sortable by in-box time, driver time, stop type, and crew. Filter by season, track, and stop strategy (4 tires, 2 tires, fuel only). Times come from the official NASCAR pit-stop loop data.
In-box time is from when the car stops in the box until it starts moving again — purely the crew's work. Driver time includes the approach and exit (deceleration in, acceleration out), so it's a mix of crew speed and the driver's pit-lane discipline.
Faster pit stops keep drivers on the lead lap and in better track position. Track position cascades into a better finishing position, more fast laps, and more laps led.
Road-course pit stops can include strategy stops, fuel-only stops, and weather-driven stops that aren't directly comparable to oval pit work. The default is oval-only so the crew rankings reflect apples-to-apples speed.