The new Formula 1 season kicks off with the Australian Grand Prix this week, launching a new era for the championship. With it, the new season brings changes up and down the grid in terms of the teams, cars and drivers that will contest the 24-round calendar.
New regulations bring active aerodynamics to the front and rear wings, and F1 power units now rely on a near-50:50 split between internal combustion and electric power. Then there are the new teams and drivers that have joined the grid, meaning there’s an awful lot to catch up on if you weren’t glued to every minute of the Bahrain testing coverage.
