F1 teams are preparing for one of the biggest regulation overhauls in the championship’s history when a brand new car is introduced for next season as part of a rules revolution. The 2022 cars are set to provide drivers with a different challenge given they will be heavier, use ground effect, and race on 18-inch tyres as F1 looks to produce cars that make it easier to follow and race others. Asked whether Ferrari’s drivers had been given an opportunity to try out a simulated version of the 2022 car, Leclerc confirmed: “Yes we did. But it’s still very, very early days. “It feels very different. Then I think it’s a question mark for everyone whether we are developing well or not....
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