The threat to F1's stars of the future
Tyre management may be all the rage in Formula 1 at the moment, but does that really mean drivers in the junior ranks should be worrying more about degradation than laptime? Glenn Freeman investigates
Adrian Newey is responsible for this column.
At the Spanish Grand Prix, the design guru in Formula 1 picked up on a topic that has long been a subject for discussion in the AUTOSPORT office.
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