These regulations aim to reduce “Following Car Distance” by removing “dirty air” left in their wake by leading cars, making overtaking maneuvers more difficult due to turbulent airflow.
Despite essentially unchanged power units, the cars will differ significantly from their predecessors, as sidepods, airboxes, brake ducts, underbody and front and rear wings will be redesigned.
The installation of 18-inch wheels will also have a massive visual and technical impact on the cars.
The 2022 season with 23 races begins on March 20 in Bahrain, and winter tests for the completely new generation of vehicles will start on February 23.
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