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What is a one-stop strategy?
A one-stop strategy in Formula 1 means a car only pits once during the race to change tyres. It's a gamble that can save time if successful, as fewer stops mean less time stationary. Charles Leclerc's team hoped this strategy would secure a win, showing how crucial tyre management and timing are in F1.
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