Formula 1 head of motorsport Ross Brawn says that simulations have begun to suggest that revamped aerodynamic rules will make overtaking easier in 2019. Simpler front wings will be introduced next year with the stated aim of making it easier for cars to follow each other on track. Although the attempt to boost the racing spectacle has been well-received, not all teams are enamoured with a change of regulations. Those at the lower end of the grid have been frustrated at having to spend extra money on developing new parts, with suggestions that the new parts could cost teams up to $15million. Red Bull chief Dr Helmut Marko claimed last week that the team had effectively found ways around the...
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