Formula 1 motorsport chief Ross Brawn knows that the current generation cars need changing so that drivers can overtake and hence race, but waiting until 2021 kicks in with a whole new set of rules is not an option, so expect some substantial ‘tweaks' to the rules for 2019. Among the changes will be the front wing which will be simpler to the current appendage and winglet packed contraptions. Changes in other areas are expected too, including new regs for bargeboards and rear wings. In an interview published in the Singapore Grand Prix race program, Brawn is the first to admit, 'We have a core issue with these cars, which I don't think anyone denies, in that they can't get close to...
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