2019 Sauber recruit Antonio Giovinazzi has led calls for rear view cameras to be installed into F1 cars as standard, after drivers have criticised the inadequate mirrors that have led to Kevin Magnussen claiming that it is like 'driving blind'. Magnussen has been heavily critical of the view from behind currently available due to a 2017 adjustment to the rear wing, stating that pursuing rivals are often difficult to see.  He said: "[At the moment] you've got the rear wing so when the guy's right behind you, you don't see. "As soon as he moves out that's when he becomes visible. So you can't do anything but react when you see. "These cars are really bad. You can only see...
Full Story »