Photo by: www.kymilman.com/f1 We are two races into the season and there’s been a lot of talk about the 2019 regulation changes and how effective they have been. The conventional wisdom here is that Australia is a unique, one-off circuit that wasn’t going to really demonstrate how effective the simpler and higher wings were going to be but Bahrain, on the other hand, was a more typical track. In Bahrain, one might be inclined to say the changes were a resounding success but you would also have to factor in the inclusion of a third DRS zone in the recipe. Was that an impact? Sure it was. Was it also assisted by the new regulations? According to the FIA’s Nikolas Tombazis, it probably...
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