Article To news overview © Mercedes The FIA's Nikolas Tombazis has revealed how the governing body are hopeful that the gap in lap times between the fastest and slowest cars will be significantly smaller in 2022. With F1 bringing in revolutionary new regulations for next season, with the aim being for the new designs to create closer racing, the fears are that one or two teams could steal a march early on and storm off into the distance. But Tombazis, head of single-seater matters for the FIA, says that while bigger gaps might initially exist, the pack should be closer together overall from the top to the bottom of the grid. "It is hard to imagine we can surpass this season in the...
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