Red Bull's 1.90s pit-stop broke world record at Silverstone

What can you do in 1.90 seconds?

It's probably fair to wager it wouldn't be a lot, whoever you are. But that's how long it took Red Bull's pit crew to change four tyres on Pierre Gasly's car at the British Grand Prix on Sunday, making it the fastest ever stop in Formula One history.

Red Bull's Aston Martin-sponsored car was adorned with 007 branding for F1's 1007th race, with James Bond actor Daniel Craig watching on from the garage, and the team channeled the super-spy's super reflexes in fine style on Sunday.

It means Red Bull now holds the outright record -- it had previously shared it with Williams. Remarkably, the previous record had been at 1.91 seconds, meaning Red Bull's crew cut just…