Piola: How new parts will influence 2020 designs
From a look at what Williams's updates tell us about the evolutionary approach Formula 1 teams may take with their 2020 cars to Red Bull's floor fins, we examine the best of the British Grand Prix updates on display at Silverstone last weekend
The British Grand Prix was a homecoming for a significant chunk of the current cast of F1 teams, and a convenient location to debut a number of new parts.
As the season winds ever closer to its halfway point, there's still plenty to take stock of and gains to be made for the second half of the year. Assessing the next batch of upgrade packages is key for the engineers back at base, as they look to define their development paths for the remainder of the season.
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