Formula 1 has pulled the covers off the sport's new era archetype car that embodies the radical new regulations that will be introduced from 2022. Grand Prix racing will undergo a major overhaul next year, with a new rule book that ambitions to improve the on-track competition by allowing cars to run closer together. To achieve that objective, F1's stakeholders have opted for a more prescriptive approach to the regulations and to aerodynamics in particular, with the return of ground effects aero. The new concept is marked by its clean, simple and uncluttered design that features less sophisticated front and rear wings, simpler sidepods and bargeboards, over-wing winglets and 18-inch wheels...
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