Daniel Ricciardo says the first 2019 pre-season test has offered a glimmer of hope that Formula 1's new aerodynamic rules could make it easier for drivers to follow other cars read more »

Daniel Ricciardo offered a tentatively positive assessment of the impact 2019's regulation changes have made on allowing Formula 1 cars to follow closer. Simpler front... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he doubts the new front wings for 2019 will improve the racing. The reigning world champion was asked about the aerodynamic rules tweaks introduced for the... read more »

Williams still needs more parts for its 2019 Formula 1 car to arrive before it can start the bulk of its aerodynamic work, following the FW42's delayed pre-season testing... read more »

Toto Wolff says Ferrari appear to have delivered a quicker car than Mercedes in the early stages of pre-season testing, having opted for a different approach to tackling the... read more »

The 2019 Formula 1 aerodynamic rules changes should not be judged until several grands prix into the season, insists McLaren's Carlos Sainz Jr read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed that Formula 1 cars are likely to start the 2019 campaign more than a second-per-lap slower than their 2019 predecessors as... read more »

Ferrari has estimated that Formula 1's 2019 aerodynamic regulations will cost around 1.5 seconds of lap time read more »

Mercedes's unveiled its 2019 title defender and it has significant aerodynamic changes from its predecessor according to the team Technical Director James Allison. read more »

Although exhilarated by F1's new 2019 aerodynamic rules, James Allison says there is always the worry about dropping the ball and getting it wrong. read more »

Toro Rosso has revealed images of its 2019 Formula 1 car online, providing the first clear look at the impact of this season's new aerodynamic regulations read more »

Formula 1's planned 2021 revolution will mark the biggest set of aerodynamic rule changes since the abolition of ground-effect cars in the early-1980s read more »

Formula 1 has tweaked its aerodynamic rules for the 2019 season in a bid to improve overtaking and encourage closer racing. read more »

"All the teams would agree" that Liberty Media and the FIA made a mistake by changing the aerodynamic regulations for 2019. That is the view of Red Bull's... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks Formula 1 owner Liberty Media would accept that rushing through aerodynamic rule changes for 2019 was a "mistake" if they do not... read more »

Renault are highly sceptical of the new 2019 aerodynamic regulations aimed at improving overtaking in Formula 1. read more »

Formula 1 fans are waiting for new-look cars to emerge next month, with an aerodynamic rules revamp forcing teams to produce very different front and rear wings read more »

Red Bull motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko says the regulation changes being brought into Formula 1 in 2019 are likely to give reigning champions Mercedes yet another... read more »

Racing Point technical director Andy Green says early simulations with 2019's regulation changes factored in left the team lacking numerous seconds compared to last... read more »

F1's new aerodynamic regulations for 2019 won't be 'transformational' but will improve the show, according to ex-Williams technical chief Pat Symonds.   read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has doubts whether F1's new aerodynamic rules will achieve the desired effect of improving the quality of racing in 2019.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton is confident that Mercedes will return for the 2019 Formula 1 season with a car capable of winning races and championships once again, despite suggesting that he... read more »

Guenther Steiner admits that Haas could be caught cold by 2019's new regulations if a rival team discovers something that the American squad are unable to uncover. Changes... read more »

Formula 1 teams have made a concerted effort to ensure the 2019 aerodynamic rules do not leave any loopholes that can be exploited, according to Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe read more »

Ross Brawn states that F1 will react if the new 2019 aerodynamic changes do not help improve the chances of overtaking next year. read more »