Pit stop time:
Reik lost 37,5 seconds and 38,5 seconds in the pits, in total 76 seconds
Helder lost 40,5 and 35 seconds in the pits, in total 75,5 seconds
Marko lost 47,5 seconds in the pits
Sean lost 45 seconds in the pits
Dino lost 41 seconds and 39 seconds in the pits, in total 80 seconds
David lost 42 seconds and 40 seconds in the pits, in total 82 seconds
Jim lost 54,5 seconds in the pits
Duco lost 61 seconds in the pits
Vince lost 49 seconds and 47 seconds in the pits, in total 96 seconds
Nicolai lost 39 seconds and 37,5 seconds in the pits, in total 76,5 seconds
Nicolas lost 50 seconds in the pits
Vale lost 39 seconds and 38 seconds in the pits, in total 77 seconds
kennett lost 40 seconds and 42 seconds in the pits, in total 82 seconds
These are rough numbers, and many are "polluted with mistakes. However, I suspect those in green are reasonably well executed.
From this it looks like the 2 stoppers spend 30 seconds more in the pits than the 1 stoppers at Bahrain (assuming well executed pit stops). 30 seconds divided on 38 laps = 0,79 seconds per lap. This is how much faster the 2 stopper need to be on average.
I included two pictures, one is all the lap times of all racers (green is 2 stop, red is 1 stop), the other a graph displaying the top 4 drivers' race. The dotted lines are made by me to illustrate interesting aspects
Reik lost 37,5 seconds and 38,5 seconds in the pits, in total 76 seconds
Helder lost 40,5 and 35 seconds in the pits, in total 75,5 seconds
Marko lost 47,5 seconds in the pits
Sean lost 45 seconds in the pits
Dino lost 41 seconds and 39 seconds in the pits, in total 80 seconds
David lost 42 seconds and 40 seconds in the pits, in total 82 seconds
Jim lost 54,5 seconds in the pits
Duco lost 61 seconds in the pits
Vince lost 49 seconds and 47 seconds in the pits, in total 96 seconds
Nicolai lost 39 seconds and 37,5 seconds in the pits, in total 76,5 seconds
Nicolas lost 50 seconds in the pits
Vale lost 39 seconds and 38 seconds in the pits, in total 77 seconds
kennett lost 40 seconds and 42 seconds in the pits, in total 82 seconds
These are rough numbers, and many are "polluted with mistakes. However, I suspect those in green are reasonably well executed.
From this it looks like the 2 stoppers spend 30 seconds more in the pits than the 1 stoppers at Bahrain (assuming well executed pit stops). 30 seconds divided on 38 laps = 0,79 seconds per lap. This is how much faster the 2 stopper need to be on average.
I included two pictures, one is all the lap times of all racers (green is 2 stop, red is 1 stop), the other a graph displaying the top 4 drivers' race. The dotted lines are made by me to illustrate interesting aspects