The FIA has introduced all-new regulations for this season in a bid to help cars race each other better. The cars have shifted away from generating much of their downforce from wings, and are instead more towards a ground effect concept.
But while F1 chiefs are hopeful that the changes will improve things a lot, Tost is doubtful that the problems of car wake upsetting following cars will be eradicated completely.
In particular, he thinks that at high-speed turns drivers may still struggle to stay close to the cars ahead.
“I think in the slow-speed and the mid-speed corners, the cars will be closer together,” he said after the reveal of his team’s 2022 AT03.
“I have some doubts for the high-speed ones because, with these wide cars and the big tyres, there’s always some dirty air behind them. Therefore, I’m not sure that it will be so easy to follow. Let’s wait and see after the first test.”
As well as the new rules being aimed at improving the racing, it is hoped…
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