Williams chief technical officer Paddy Lowe believes that the changes being made to front wings will improve the racing in F1. read more »

Wider, simpler wings, allowing for closer and more intense racing. That's the plan set forth for Formula 1 in 2019, and this is how it could look on the cars of next... read more »

Formula 1 head of motorsport Ross Brawn says that simulations have begun to suggest that revamped aerodynamic rules will make overtaking easier in 2019. Simpler front wings... read more »

The FIA recently finalised the new aerodynamic regulations for the 2019 Formula 1 season, featuring redefined simplified front and rear wings. Giorgio Piola and the Autosport... read more »

Formula 1 teams have been told that they will not be given special dispensation to run 2019's new front wings during the post-season Abu Dhabi test. read more »

F1 teams can't run 2019 front wings at post-season test read more »

The late decision to raise the rear wings on Formula 1 cars next season was reached because it is considered the best compromise to improve drivers' rearward vision read more »

Formula 1 rear wings are set to be raised higher in 2019 and the position of mirrors changed as part of measures agreed to help driver visibility, Autosport has learned read more »

Paddy Lowe admits it is difficult for Williams to judge what impact the new 2019 front wings will have on the car's aerodynamics. read more »

The overhaul of Formula 1's front wing rules for next season makes it tough for teams to judge aerodynamic targets for their 2019 cars, according to Williams chief Paddy Lowe read more »

Carlos Sainz may be heir apparent to Daniel Ricciardo’s Red Bull race seat but he’s not the only driver waiting in the wings. Sainz, placed with Renault this season, has 30... read more »

2019-spec F1 front wing designs made their on-track debut during the first day of in-season testing at the Hungaroring.  read more »

Force India and Williams have given a glimpse of F1 2019-style car design by testing prototype versions of the simplified front wings which will be introduced next season. read more »

Force India and Williams have provided a glimpse into the future of Formula 1 racing after revealing the new 2019 front wings in Hungary. read more »

Williams is preparing to trial an experimental version of Formula 1's new 2019 front wings this week in Hungary read more »

Williams Formula 1 drivers Sergey Sirotkin and Lance Stroll will start the British Grand Prix from the pitlane after the team decided to change the rear wings on their FW41s read more »

Pierre Gasly has revealed Charlie Whiting told the teams if they want to run the kerbs in Austria, they need to make stronger wings, after Toro Rosso broke three on Friday. read more »

Guenther Steiner says Haas will probably have to change its R&D strategy to deal with the new-for-2019 front and rear wing Formula 1 rules that were passed last week read more »

The Formula 1 teams will vote on Monday regarding possible changes to the design of the front wings in order to improve overtaking in 2019. read more »

Is Formula 1's fresh clampdown on exhaust blown rear wings just hot air or is the next arms race? Will Tyson examines the situation. read more »

The FIA is imposing a fresh clampdown on trick engine modes that help exhaust blowing of rear wings in Formula 1, following fresh intrigue about the matter read more »

The FIA has warned it will not tolerate Formula 1 teams developing trick engine modes to make exhaust-blown rear wings more effective, in the wake of Renault's aggressive... read more »

Sergey Sirotkon has refuted suggestions that having Robert Kubica waiting in the wings has upped the pressure ahead of his debut campaign. read more »

Formula 1's move to ban monkey seats and change the rules regarding exhausts for 2018 was meant to close off potential benefits from blowing wings with exhaust gases read more »

Formula 1 teams are set to engage in a new design battleground over low T-wings in 2018, as part of a push to regain downforce lost at the rear of cars read more »