Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has indicated that there will be 'significant changes' to the Brackley-based outfit's 2025 F1 car, despite the regulations remaining stable. Formula 1 cars are going to look significantly different from 2026 with new rules dictating that the machines are smaller, lighter and more agile. Although the sport will continue with V6 turbo-hybrid engines in 2026, the all-new rule book will provide for a reduction in the weight and size of the cars, significant levels of active aero to reduce drag on the straights. The rule change means that the next season will be the final year under the current technical regulations before major changes are...
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