With the sport, under its new ownership, looking to see 'great fights, all the way down the field, every year', along with plans to limit spending and to share the prize money more evenly, F1 is seeking to not only make the drivers able to go head-to-head by means of new design regulations but to make the cars look 'so good, kids want to have posters of them on their walls'. 'When we started looking at the 2021 car, the primary objective was to enable the cars to race well together,' says Ross Brawn, the sport's technical boss. 'What we established early on in our research is the cars we have now are very bad in following each other. 'Once the cars get within a few car lengths of each...
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