Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has cast doubts over the impact Formula 1's new aerodynamic rules will have on the quality of racing during the 2019 season.  Tweaks to F1’s aerodynamic regulations have been introduced for the upcoming campaign in a bid to encourage closer racing and promote more overtaking opportunities.  Simpler front wings - featuring less aerodynamic appendages - and front brake ducts plus a wider and deeper rear wing are among the most notable changes, though teams remain “tentative” about the impact the revised regulations will have.  5774263478001 CrashTV:  The aim is to redirect airflow over the top of cars in order to punch a hole in the air and reduce the...
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