Mercedes and Williams have an advantage for the rest of the year due to their lousy start to 2022. This is because after the Canadian Grand Prix, the balance is drawn up and the time spent in the wind tunnel and CFD is redetermined. Article continues under ad Equality in F1 For years, Formula 1 has been working to make the sport more competitive and bring small teams closer to the big ones. To this end, the budget cap has been introduced, but also a limit on testing aerodynamics. The wind tunnel and CFD programmes may only be used a maximum number of times. In 2022 this is set at 320 runs in the wind tunnel per half year and 2000 items that may be tested in CFD. However, since 2021, a...
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