Despite the rhetoric, it will be mid-March, St Patrick's Day, at Albert Park in Melbourne when we get the first hint of whether the new rules actually work or not, with further clues in Bahrain and China. F1 technical boss Ross Brawn insists that the aero rules being introduced for next season will improve the racing by dint of making following the car ahead a little easier, thereby opening up the possibility of overtaking. 'We saw in Brazil that when the performance level of two cars are more or less the same, overtaking is almost impossible,' said the Briton. 'That raises the question as to how to make it easier to make a move on the car in front. 'During 2018, we have made significant...
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