WHAT'S CHANGING IN THE BIGGEST EVER RULES OVERHAUL FOR F1'S 2022 CAR?
Welcome to 2022, the year in which Formula One hopes to transform itself into a far more open and competitive championship through a slew of rule changes. Here's another chance to read our what's new guide. Last year, ahead of the British Grand Prix, Formula One unveiled its promotional car for the new 2022 regulations at Silverstone. The regulations were originally planned for the 2021 season, but were delayed due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The event was effectively a relaunch rather than the unveiling of something brand new, as teams have long been working on designing cars to the already-published rules, and F1 had originally launched the package to the public in late 2019, when it was scheduled to arrive in 2021. What's in store for 2022 is arguably the most significant change in technical rules in F1. The goals are straightforward: build cars that are suitable for F1's cost-cutting era while also being more raceable on track. That means they should be ...