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Pit stop times

That's what QRs are for.

AFAIK there is no link to an official page of current pit stop times. All pit times were changed with the 3D update at the beginning of April, at the beginning of May the pit times for Great Britain and Belgium were revised to remove the last lap pit exploit and last week Australia was re-scaled which also affected pit stop times. So any forum post you might find which gives pit times is likely to be inaccurate.

Over the coming weeks the Devs have already told us that they are working on re-scaling other circuits which means more pit times will be changed.

Hence my earlier post... If you want an accurate and current pit stop time for any particular circuit the best way to find out is to do a QR.

Hi James

Like I said, some of those times are now wrong because the sheet which you linked above has not been updated to reflect recent changes to some of the circuits. 

A you know I'm a Mod and if there were an official table that was regularly updated then I would know about it and I would have provided a link.

I say again... with all the subtle changes the Devs are introducing at the moment the only way to be certain is to run a Private Lobby Quick Race shortly before your league race. I appreciate many Managers don't have time to do this but the risk if you don't is that your strategy will be based on inaccurate data.

This is my personal data. The British and Belgium times have been updated to reflect changes in early May and I have also updated Australia data in line with the rescaling that happened on the 18th June. But I won't guarantee the rest are accurate because the times are from early April shortly after the 3D update.

What lap times other cars are doing doesn't matter, the above is the overall time lost for the car I'm measuring.

It is not time lost relative to another car, it is time lost in the pits and averaged over 3 stops. The stopped time is only 3 seconds (minimum for tyres because I only load 4 laps of fuel) and I make sure that neither DRS nor Boost are used so the results aren't distorted by other factors.