As the 2017 season approaches, new regulation changes are set to hit Formula 1 as Toro Rosso tech boss James Key reckons its the biggest change in 19 years.  The regulation changes involve wider tyres and new aerodynamic guidelines, with the aim of making the cars much faster. Key explained that since he entered the sport, such drastic changes have never been implemented, calling it bigger than the 2009 and 2014 regulation changes. He also went onto add that there is only so much testing a team can do virtually, and the true test in February will be exciting to witness as teams can see who adapted the best. 'Yes, it's a massive change,' Key said on the Toro Rosso website. 'Honestly,...
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