Discussing the importance of being prepared for new regulations, Jan Monchaux says Alfa Romeo are still suffering from Sauber's 2017 issues. Alfa Romeo are one of many teams who have stated that they're already turning their attention to developing their 2022 car rather than working on their current challenger. This is because widespread regulation changes are being introduced. The last time major changes were made was in 2017, and the team then known as Sauber, struggled to adapt, ultimately finishing bottom of the Constructors' Championship with just five points to their name. Monchaux, the Alfa Romeo technical director, says those failures still hurt the team, which shows just how...
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