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Competition in Speedway, Indiana

Pit Stop Challenge
Pit crews participating in the 2019 Pit Stop Challenge
Action during the 2019 Pit Stop Challenge
SportAmerican open-wheel car racing
CompetitionPit stop contest
DisciplineIndyCar Series
Awarded forOutstanding performance by a pit crew
History
First award1977
First winnerJim McElreath (Carillo Racing)
Most winsTeam Penske (20)
Most recentJosef Newgarden (Team Penske)

ThePit Stop Challenge is asingle elimination,pit stop competition held before theIndianapolis 500 at theIndianapolis Motor Speedway inSpeedway, Indiana. It takes place after the final practice session on Carb Day, which is held two days before the race.[a][1][2][3] First held in1977, the contest has pit crews compete head-to-head in single-round eliminations for three rounds. In each round they conduct a standard pit stop—switching all four tires on a racing vehicle and simulating refuelling via a fuel hose connection to thefuel tank—in the shortest possible time in adrag race-style event that happens in a specially constructed dual pit lane.[b][3][5][6] Each round commences with thegreen lights being illuminated to signal to both drivers who are lined up side-by-side to begin from astanding start.[3][7] They enter the pit box and stop there before crossing the finish line, which is 200 ft (61 m) away, as fast as possible.[3][4] During the competition, no fuel is used,[8] and all pit stops must last for a minimum of three seconds.[9] The time a team's car spends in its pit box determines the winner, and the fastest team in each pairing advances to the next round.[5][6] Squads may be assessed time penalties if they exit their pit box with an incorrectly fitted tire, if pit crews or equipment leave their designated area, or if a driver runs over pit equipment such as anair hose.[5][10]

Since 2017, the top two teams have competed in a three-round final. The team with the fastest time in the semi-finals gets to select their preferred lane for the final, and the team with the fastest time in the final gets to choose their favored lane for the third and deciding round.[11] The tournament bracket is decided by a blind draw, and the top four teams receive abye from the first round to the quarter-finals, with the remaining squads beginning in the first round.[6][12] Contest participants are selected fromIndyCar Series-registered teams and Indianapolis 500 entrants. Qualification for the contest is based on pit stop performance after the last Indianapolis 500, current season IndyCar entrant standings positions, and one-off Indianapolis 500 entries.[c][13] The winning team and driver share the winners' prize of $50,000 from $150,000 total prize money.[d][22] Each crew member receives pit lane equipment from prize donors at a Gasoline Alley giveaway as well asJostens custom-designed rings.[23][24]

The competition allows pit crews for the Indianapolis 500 to adjust their routines, practice to reduce errors, and become acquainted with their pit lane box.[25][26] Past sponsors of the competition includeMiller,[27]Coors,[28]Checkers/Rally's,[29]McDonald's,[30]Izod,[31]TAG Heuer,[11] and Ruoff Mortgage.[13] It was canceled in 2008 due to rain,[32] and all advertised prize monies were donated to charity;[30] it was also canceled in both 2020 and 2021 because of theCOVID-19 pandemic in Indiana.[33] As of May 2025[update], the record for the most victories is held byTeam Penske with 20 wins since their first win in the1981 final.[34]Galles Racing are in second place with six wins, andChip Ganassi Racing are third with four victories.Hélio Castroneves has the most victories among drivers, with eight, followed byScott Dixon andDanny Sullivan with four wins each.[22][35][36] Rick Rinaman has four wins, more than any other chief mechanic. Matt Jonsson, Travis Law, and Owen Snyder follow in second place with three victories each. The inaugural winner wasJim McElreath of Carrillo Racing in the 1977 final, while the most recent winner wasJosef Newgarden ofTeam Penske in the2025 final.[35][36]

Winners and runner-ups

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Key
Indicates driver won the contest and the Indianapolis 500 in the same year
2–1Denotes an entrant's winning score from 2017–present
sTime in seconds
Winners and runners-up of the Pit Stop Challenge[36][37]
YearWinnerScoreRunner-upRef
TeamDriverChief MechanicTime (s)TeamDriverChief MechanicTime (s)
1977CarrilloJim McElreathDave Klym15.09N/APatrick RacingWally Dallenbach Sr.George Bignotti15.82[38]
1978Team McLarenJohnny RutherfordSteve Roby13.80N/APolak RacingLarry DicksonChuck Looper17.27[14]
Phil Sharp
1979Team McLarenJohnny RutherfordSteve Roby13.51N/AJerry O’ConnellTom SnevaJud Phillips13.94[39]
1980AMI Racing DivisionTom BigelowPaul Leffler14.04N/AAMI Racing DivisionGreg LefflerPaul Leffler14.50[15]
1981Team PenskeBobby UnserLaurie Gerrish13.00N/AKraco RacingLarry CannonPhil Trasher23.20[40]
1982Team PenskeRick MearsPeter Parrott13.930N/AA. J. Foyt EnterprisesA. J. FoytJack Starne18.050[16]
1983Team PenskeRick MearsPeter Parrott13.860N/AAlex MoralesPancho CarterJohnny Caples15.528[41]
1984Kraco RacingMichael AndrettiBrian Stewart18.520N/AMayer Motor RacingHowdy HolmesSteve Roby18.948[42]
1985Team PenskeDanny SullivanChuck Sprague11.742N/AForsythe RacingHowdy HolmesBarry Green11.734[43]
1986Team PenskeDanny SullivanChuck Sprague20.288N/ATruesportsBobby RahalSteve Horne22.734[17]
1987Newman/Haas RacingMario AndrettiColin Duff18.050N/ATruesportsBobby RahalSteve Horne23.270[44]
1988[e]Team PenskeDanny SullivanChuck Sprague14.782N/ANewman/Haas RacingMario AndrettiColin Duff15.006[46]
1989Galles RacingAl Unser Jr.Owen Snyder14.716N/ANewman/Haas RacingMario AndrettiColin Duff26.582[f][47]
1990Galles-Kraco RacingAl Unser Jr.Owen Snyder14.094N/AGalles-Kraco RacingBobby RahalJim PrescottNo Time[g][49]
1991Patrick RacingDanny SullivanMike Hull13.114N/AGalles-Kraco RacingBobby RahalJim Prescott13.382[50]
1992Rahal-Hogan RacingBobby RahalJim Prescott13.324N/AChip Ganassi RacingEddie CheeverChris GriffisNo Time[h][51]
1993Galles-Kraco RacingAl Unser Jr.Owen Snyder13.118N/ANewman/Haas RacingMario AndrettiJohn Simmonds16.104[52]
1994Forsythe Green RacingJacques VilleneuveKyle Moyer12.867N/ATeam LOSIJohn Paul Jr.Randy Bain13.590[53]
1995Team GreenJacques VilleneuveKyle Moyer14.556N/ANewman/Haas RacingMichael AndrettiTim Bumps14.660[27]
1996Galles RacingDavy JonesMitch Davis14.176N/APagan RacingRoberto GuerreroDoug Barnes16.368[18]
1997Galles RacingKenny BräckGary Armentrout14.284N/ATeam CheeverEddie CheeverMitch Davis15.133[28]
1998Panther RacingScott GoodyearKevin Blanch17.307[i]N/ATeam MenardRobbie BuhlJohn O'GaraNo Time[i][20]
1999Galles RacingDavey HamiltonDarren Russell12.680N/AA. J. Foyt EnterprisesKenny BräckBill Spencer14.560[19]
2000Panther RacingScott GoodyearKevin Blanch11.190N/ATreadway RacingRobby McGeheeRick Hurford12.720[j][55]
2001Kelley RacingScott SharpRobert Perez9.20N/AGalles RacingAl Unser Jr.Russ Marr12.67[21]
2002Team PenskeHélio CastronevesRick Rinaman8.555N/AChip Ganassi RacingJeff WardBarry Wasner10.3433[56]
2003Cheever RacingBuddy RiceDavid Meehan8.8401N/ATeam PenskeHélio CastronevesRick Rinaman9.1341[57]
2004Rahal Letterman RacingBuddy RiceRicardo Nault12.3365N/ATeam PenskeHélio CastronevesRick Rinaman24.4430[k][29]
2005Team PenskeSam Hornish Jr.Matt Jonsson8.9704N/AAndretti Green RacingBryan HertaJeff Grahn9.9170[58]
2006Team PenskeHélio CastronevesRick Rinaman8.0852N/AAndretti Green RacingDario FranchittiDave Popielarz8.4428[59]
2007Team PenskeHélio CastronevesRick Rinaman8.335N/ATeam PenskeSam Hornish Jr.Matt Jonsson8.888[60]
2008Canceled due to rain[32]
2009Team PenskeHélio CastronevesRick Rinaman7.962N/AAndretti Green RacingMarco AndrettiJeff Grahn9.456[61]
2010Team PenskeHélio CastronevesSean Hanrahan8.001N/ANewman/Haas RacingHideki MutohTodd Phillips9.548[62]
2011Team PenskeRyan BriscoeMatt Jonsson7.882N/AChip Ganassi RacingDario FranchittiKevin O'Donnell8.481[63]
2012Chip Ganassi RacingScott DixonKevin O'Donnell13.769N/ADreyer & Reinbold RacingOriol ServiàChris Hogue17.194[31]
2013Team PenskeHélio CastronevesSean Hanrahan14.475N/AChip Ganassi RacingDario FranchittiKevin O'Donnell14.854[64]
2014Chip Ganassi RacingScott DixonBlair Julian11.658N/ADreyer & Reinbold RacingSage KaramMark Weida12.163[65]
2015Team PenskeHélio CastronevesTravis Law12.561N/AChip Ganassi RacingCharlie KimballMark Sampson13.017[66]
2016Team PenskeHélio CastronevesTravis Law12.235N/ASchmidt Peterson MotorsportsMikhail AleshinTaylor Kiel19.381[67]
2017Team PenskeWill PowerMatt Jonsson11.6142–1Schmidt Peterson MotorsportsJames HinchcliffeN/A13.223[68]
2018Chip Ganassi RacingScott DixonBlair Julian11.6142–1Schmidt Peterson MotorsportsJames HinchcliffeN/A12.495[69]
2019Arrow Schmidt Peterson MotorsportsMarcus EricssonBob Jansen11.7942–1Chip Ganassi RacingScott DixonBlair Julian13.132[70]
2020Canceled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in Indiana[33]
2021
2022Team PenskeJosef NewgardenTravis Law10.9492–0Chip Ganassi RacingScott DixonBlair Julian11.911[71]
2023Chip Ganassi RacingScott DixonTyler Rees11.0122–1Team PenskeWill PowerTrevor Lacasse12.552[22]
2024Team PenskeJosef NewgardenChad Gordon10.7922–0Arrow McLarenPato O'WardChris Nash12.647[35][72]
2025Team PenskeJosef NewgardenChad Gordon10.2632–1Team PenskeWill PowerTrevor Lacasse10.503[73][74][75]

Statistics

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Two sets of racing mechanics fitting tires to two separate racing cars and simulating the insertion of fuel in the racing vehicles
Action from the 2015 Pit Stop Challenge
Crew members employed by Team Penske holding a large cheque for $50,000
Team Penske won the 2015 Pit Stop Challenge
Multiple wins by team[22][35][36]
TeamWinsFirst winLast win
Team Penske2019812025
Galles Racing619891999
Chip Ganassi Racing420122023
Andretti Green Racing219941995
Panther Racing219982000
Rahal Letterman Racing219922004
Team McLaren219781979
Multiple wins by driver[22][35][36]
DriverWinsFirst winLast win
Hélio Castroneves820022016
Scott Dixon420122023
Danny Sullivan419851991
Josef Newgarden320222025
Al Unser Jr.319891993
Scott Goodyear219982000
Rick Mears219821983
Buddy Rice220032004
Johnny Rutherford219781979
Jacques Villeneuve219941995
Multiple wins by chief mechanic[36]
Chief mechanicWinsFirst winLast win
Rick Rinaman420022009
Matt Jonsson320052017
Travis Law320152022
Owen Snyder319891993
Chuck Sprague319851988
Kevin Blanch219982000
Chad Gordon220242025
Sean Hanrahan220102013
Blair Julian220142018
Kyle Moyer219941995
Peter Parrott219821983
Steve Roby219781979

Notes

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  1. ^From 1977 to 2004, the event was held three days before the race on Thursday. Starting in 2005, Carb Day was moved to Friday and the event moved to Friday along with theFreedom 100, anIndy Lights race.[1]
  2. ^Previously, tire fitting was restricted to a racing car's right-hand side.[4]
  3. ^Previous criteria included pit stop time trials held during the race week and a selection made by the race's promoter.[6][8]
  4. ^The prize money given to the winning team has been variously set at $8,250,[14] $10,000,[15] $20,000,[16] $25,000,[17] $35,000,[18] $37,500,[19] $40,000,[20] and $42,500.[21]
  5. ^The 1988 Pit Stop Challenge final was re-run after both teams received penalties in the first final:Danny Sullivan because a tire fitter went over the barrier too soon andMario Andretti for fitting the wrong tires.[45]
  6. ^Mario Andretti was penalized five seconds for having a loose wheel fitted to his car.[47]
  7. ^The pit crew ofBobby Rahal was unable to record a time due to a cross-threaded left rearlug nut.[48]
  8. ^Eddie Cheever did not record a time because he did not leave his pit stall.[51]
  9. ^abA loose lugnut added five seconds toPanther Racing's original time of 12.307 seconds.Team Menard did not record a time becauseRobbie Buhlstalled and he was unable to leave his pit box.[20]
  10. ^For allowing a tire to leave the pit box,Treadway Racing was imposed a three-second time penalty.[54]
  11. ^Team Penske was penalized ten seconds forHélio Castroneves driving over an air hose as he exited the pit box.[29]

See also

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