F1 is set to have a new Safety Car at races next year with Aston Martin reported to be sharing the duties with Mercedes. Safety Cars have been exclusively supplied by the German manufacturer since 1996, with the current model being a Mercedes-AMG GT R. But Motorsport.com are reporting that although no final decision has been made, it appears likely that the new Concorde Agreement, which is set to come in for 2021, has opened the door to a change regarding the provision of Safety Cars. The report says that while Mercedes will continue to play a major role, which will include providing F1's medical car, talks are ongoing about a revised arrangement that will probably result in the Safety Car...
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