In 2022, Formula 1 will enter a new era in racing. To be precise, the full model of the 2022 car could appear soon. Recently, F1 announced on social media that it was planning something special on Thursday July 15th. Of course, they were a bit vague on the details, but many suspect it has something to do with the 2022 car.
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It might not be the F1 2021 game as it will be released on July 16th. However, it now appears that the big news is in the 2022 car. According to reports, fans will have the opportunity to see the 2022 life-size F1 car for the first time. As a bonus, a panel of experts will help break down the machine’s revolutionary design. It is hoped that the new concept will help the drivers compete against each other even harder than before.
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Formula 1 fans can look forward to a lot
The 2022 car won’t be the only novelty everyone can expect. As it turned out, the first ever Formula 1 sprint race will take place at the British Grand Prix next weekend. The sprint race is a shortened race of just 100 km, with the final results declaring the starting grid for Sunday’s race.
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Formula 1 F1 – Austrian Grand Prix – Red Bull Ring, Spielberg, Styria, Austria – July 4, 2021 Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc in front of Red Bulls Sergio Perez at the REUTERS / Lisi Niesner race
Of course, there is still a traditional qualifying to determine the sprint race line-up. However, this takes place on a Friday after a single training session. On Saturday there is another training session before the sprint race, on Sunday the main race. Of course, Red Bull and Mercedes will be favorites as the former is in good shape.
The latter has meanwhile generally proven itself well on the Silverstone Circuit. No other team can be ignored, however, as McLaren and Ferrari are pretty much resurrected. Although they are not yet on the level of Red Bull or Mercedes, they are dark horses.
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