The new regulations in Formula 1 are having success for now. Being able to drive closer to each other is possible, which means more action on the track. In addition, the prediction that the cars would be much slower than last year's is not quite coming true. Very narrow The new cars are bigger, heavier, get closer to the ground and have much stiffer suspensions than before. On a racetrack, this in itself is not really a problem. In Monaco, where the track is traditionally very narrow, it can be. It gives an extra dimension to the historic race. "I think Monaco will be one of those circuits where we will really be slower than in previous years," Alex Albon stated to the French...
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