Max Verstappen has predicted that the aerodynamic changes to 2019's cars in Formula 1 will only serve to make the cars "uglier". F1 has changed the rules regarding front wings for next season, with the stated aim of improving on-track overtaking. According to Verstappen, next year's cars will not lose downforce as a result of the change, which suggests that cars will still struggle to get onto the back of rivals. Prototypes for next year's parts have already been seen in mid-season testing, with many of the fins and grooves removed. Verstappen says he would rather have a car capable of overtaking than one that is quicker than any before it, but is unsure of 2019's changes will...
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