2021 is a case of evolution rather than revolution, with most of the teams only making small tweaks to their cars. Nevertheless, Sam Collins takes a look at the aero... read more »

Aero rakes, pitot tubes, flow-vis paint. Gadget man Jolyon Palmer explains all the technology that comes to the fore during pre-season testing. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

The world champion outfit had launched its W12 earlier this month but been open that it was not fitted with a real version of the floor that it would be running in 2021.With... read more »

Formula 1 is updating it's aerodynamic testing rules for 2021 with a handicap, and it could have huge ramifications for F1 2022 and beyond. From this year onwards, F1... read more »

Ferrari has outlined the major changes it has made with its SF21 as it bids to recover from its worst Formula 1 showing in four decades. Ferrari slumped to sixth position in... read more »

And despite the hours spent in their windtunnels and on sophisticated CFD modelling, the aerodynamicists won't be completely confident that they've got their sums... read more »

Aston Martin technical director Andrew Green believes the switch to the 2020-spec of Mercedes rear-end may pay dividends during Formula 1's stop-gap season. read more »

After a difficult 2020 season, Haas has decided against developing its 2021 challenger and thrown all its eggs into the new regulations for 2022. ADAM COOPER explores the... read more »

New aero rules introduced to cut down on downforce ahead of 2022's new concept cars mean that Formula 1's 2020 machines will probably go down as the fastest ever read more »

Mercedes technology director Mike Elliott believes the 2021 aero changes are more than enough to threaten their dominance. read more »

AlphaTauri has unveiled its new 2021 Formula 1 challenger, the AT02. The Faenza-based team revealed the Honda-powered car on Friday morning as it became the second team after... read more »

Formula 1 teams should be close to recovering all the downforce lost with new aero rules in the early stages of the 2021 season, reckons McLaren technical director James Key read more »

McLaren technical director James Key has said "it is a shame" Formula 1 introduced rules reducing aerodynamic loads for the coming season but conceded "it had to... read more »

Despite new aero rules aimed at slowing Formula 1 cars down, while also improving their ability to race closely, the 2019 Mercedes W10 continued the team's turbo... read more »

How did the McLaren Mercedes MP4/10 eventually lead to multiple F1 World Championship Wins? McLaren and Mercedes are two of the biggest names in Formula 1, and in 2021 are... read more »

While the development tokens mean teams can try to recover performance lost to the 2021 regulation tweaks, Red Bull technical director, Jody Egginton insists that aero... read more »

AlphaTauri technical chief Jody Egginton believes aerodynamic development will remain "king" in settling the close midfield fight in Formula 1 this year despite the... read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz has reiterated that he has "full confidence" in the team's ability to return to front-running contention in the wake of its... read more »

F1 2021's new aero rules set to cut downforce by simplifying the floor and diffusers, but on the grid there are 2 prevailing floor setups - Mercedes' low rake, and... read more »

Development work on the 2021 AlphaTauri car is being affected by the ongoing lockdown restrictions in the UK, according to a report. read more »

How did Formula 1's 2020 front runners, Mercedes and Red Bull, develop their cars over the season? Both teams use new and innovative ideas, and unleashed updated packages... read more »

Max Verstappen says Red Bull's aero problems with its RB16 last year were made bigger in the media than the team felt inside read more »

Racing Point were finally able to switch to the Mercedes-style aerodynamic philosophy in 2020, and it "paid off". read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes the 2021 cars will start the season slower than the 2020 versions due to aero and tyre changes. read more »

The 2021 F1 season is closing in, and while it might not be the massive overhaul we expected, now delayed till 2022, there are still some very interesting updates to the... read more »