FIA to raise pit lane speed limit to make certain F1 races more interesting

Does Formula 1 2025 have the pit lane speed limit to worry about more stops? Idea is to be discussed. Aston-Martin-man Mike Krack warns against this measure.

FIA to raise pit lane speed limit at select F1 grands prix

The FIA wants to increase the pit lane speed of select Formula 1 races to make them more strategically interesting, including the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort and the Singapore Grand Prix.This comes after the opening rounds of the 2025 campaign have raised concerns about relatively straightforward one-stop grands prix.So, to make contests strategically more interesting, Pirelli has opted ...Keep reading

FIA to raise pit lane speed limit to make certain F1 races more interesting

The FIA wants to increase the pit lane speed of select Formula 1 races to make them more strategically interesting, including the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort and the Singapore Grand Prix.This comes after the opening rounds of the 2025 campaign have raised concerns about relatively straightforward one-stop grands prix.So, to make contests strategically more interesting, Pirelli has opted ...Keep reading

FIA set to raise F1 pit lane speed limit

It has been reported the FIA is considering changing the F1 pit lane speed limit at certain events to increase the likelihood of pit stop variability by making multiple stops more viable.

Charles Leclerc ‘never thought about’ drastic F1 pit-stop solution to spice up races

Charles Leclerc admits Formula 1’s proposed plan to increase the pit-lane speed limit at certain Grands Prix to spice up races hadn’t ever crossed his mind. After a series of mundane affairs to open out the F1 season, particularly the Japanese and Saudi Arabian GPs, the sport’s organisers are looking into ways to spice things up and introduce strategy variation. Pirelli has tried going softer with its compounds, which did little to change compet…

The FIA is preparing to raise the speed limit in the stand lane to promote more stops and therefore more strategies. We mentioned a few weeks ago as a Formula 1 track to improve the show, in addition to a choice of softer tires from Pirelli, and the idea has made its way since then. Generally, the speed in the stand lane is limited during the race to 80 km/h, even 60 km/h on some narrow circuits (...)