Haas team boss Guenther Steiner doesn't believe the 2019 cars will be 'a lot slower' than the current generation, despite predictions they will be on average 1.5 seconds slower a lap. The sport passed regulations for next season which are aimed at making overtaking easier. To achieve this the front-wings will be far less complex and lower, wider rear-wings will be introduced to reduce outwash potential – also known as 'dirty air'. FIA Formula 1 Head of Technical Matters Nikolas Tombazis admitted this would likely reverse some of the recent moves to increase the speed of the cars, but Steiner doesn't reckon this will be the case, at least not as...
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