Formula 1 has tweaked its aerodynamic rules for the 2019 season in a bid to improve overtaking and encourage closer racing. The changes are the first made by F1 chief Ross Brawn ahead of a major technical overhaul in 2021 and, with launch week just around the corner, will result in some intriguing designs on the new cars. Haas reveal first livery of F1 2019 But what's going to be so different, and how much of an impact will the rules have on racing? Changes to the cars Simplified front wing, with a larger spanPerhaps the most significant addition. The previous front wings, though impressively intricate as teams varied with their aerodynamic approaches and upgrades, were also extremely...
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