Formula 1 sporting director Ross Brawn believes the last-minute vote to push through aerodynamic changes to try and improve overtaking was “an important step” for the sport.  On Monday the F1 Commission successfully voted in favour to introduce simplified aerodynamic packages for 2019, including less complicated front wings, wider and deeper rear wings, and simplified front brake ducts, in a bid to improve racing, despite facing opposition from several teams. It followed concerns from drivers and team members, raised after the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, that current regulations have produced cars that make following and overtaking too difficult.  Brawn, who has been...
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