This is the moment F1 fans have been waiting for: a first proper look at both the cars that will do battle in 2021, and at the regulations that will reshape Grand Prix racing as we know it. After more than two years of work involving the most detailed analysis of the sport’s on- and off-track operations, the FIA and Formula 1 have confirmed the future direction of the sport with the publication of a comprehensive set of new regulations that will define the series from 2021 onwards. Presented at the Circuit of The Americas in Austin by Formula 1 Chairman and CEO Chase Carey and FIA President Jean Todt, following ratification by the World Motor Sport Council, the regulations are targeted at promoting closer racing and more balanced competition, as well as bringing economic and sporting sustainability to Formula 1. From 2021 onwards Formula 1 will have: • Cars that are better able to battle on the track • A more balanced competition on the track • A sport where succes