Over the past few months, teams have been hard at work finalizing their 2019 designs that will integrate a few significant technical rule changes.
In a bid to facilitate overtaking and - ultimately - promote closer racing, Formula 1 will introduce a new aero package that will include a less sophisticated front-wing design, simplified front brake ducts with no winglets and a wider, deeper rear wing.
Not everyone is on-board with the changes, with Red Bull's Christian Horner fearing the modifications - rushed in his view - won't amount to anything more than a boatload of wasted money!
To remind everyone of the specific tweaks that will be introduced, and their purpose, Formula 1 has put together a short video that summarizes a minor revolution that should precede the sport's major overhaul expected for 2021.
Gallery: The beautiful wives and girlfriends of F1 drivers
Keep up to date with all the F1 news via Facebook and Twitter
The Spanish Grand Prix’s future home is still surrounded by construction barriers, deadlines and heavy…
Helmut Marko has revealed that Max Verstappen’s in-season promotion from Toro Rosso to Red Bull…
On this day in 1999 in Monaco, a dominant Michael Schumacher secured his 35th career…
Sometimes at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, speed doesn’t build gradually – it arrives like it…
Nearly two decades after its last high-speed venture in Formula 1, American computing giant Intel…
Max Verstappen’s Nürburgring 24 Hours debut is already delivering the kind of storyline only he…