Sitting in the Monaco Grand Prix media centre during Sunday’s Formula 1 race, the press pack debated the effectiveness of the mandatory two-stop rule.
Racing Bulls shone by using a clever strategy with a backup car to create a pit stop gap, impressively executed by Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson.
Their strategic call paid off with Hadjar finishing sixth and Lawson eighth on a sunny afternoon in Monaco, much to the delight of the team.
Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer praised the team’s genius strategists and highlighted the risk that led to their successful outcome.
Mercedes’ Toto Wolff recognized Racing Bulls for punching above their weight with this strategy, securing crucial points in the championship.
Looking ahead to Barcelona, the team is energized and harmonious, ready to build on their success in Monaco.
