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2019 F1 Rule Changes

Some will be obvious the cars will look noticeably different but others are subtler though no less notable. In a video produced by our tech team of giorgio piola and mark hughes we explain the major revisions aimed at spicing up the racing in 2019 unity amongst all parties is not always.

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2019 f1 rule changes. Kubica will race in f1 for the first time since 2010 as he. Next years 21 race formula 1 calendar along with a handful of 2019 rule changes have been signed off by f1s governing body the fia following a meeting of its world motor sport council wmsc on friday. Heres a rundown of what was discussed and decided. Those for 2019 may not be the wholescale changes due for 2021 all aimed at making f1 racing even more competitive but they are laying the all important groundwork. Here we run through the other 2019 rules changes that have been overshadowed by aero tweaks. Potential aerodynamic changes to improve overtaking in 2019 will be a key topic debated at tuesdays formula 1 strategy group meeting in paris with deadlines looming and some teams resistant. Robert kubica says the rule changes being introduced for the 2019 season are coming at the perfect time for his return to formula 1. F1s 2021 rule changes. Lewis hamilton mercedes amg f1 w09 eq power leads valtteri bottas mercedes amg f1 w09. Closer racing and more overtaking these were the key targets as rule changes for the 2019 season were announced. But it is not just aerodynamic and tyres rules that are changing for 2019 as the fia has approved a whole raft of sporting changes including an increased fuel limit of 110kg that will make a. Heres our round up of what you need to know about the new seasons. 10 things you need to know. A couple of weeks ago f1 chairman and ceo chase carey and motorsport boss ross brawn presented their vision for the future of f1 to the teams. A new year means new rules.

For the third time in history the world championship will be contested over a record 21. Peter windsor and craig scarborough take a detailed look at the changes being made to f1 cars for 2019 to help make overtaking easier.