The 2007 Technical Preview
Ahead of the 2007 season, autosport.com's technical writer Craig Scarborough looks at the eleven Formula One cars and their performance in recent preseason testing
The technical regulations have changed in only a few areas for this season and while some of these have far reaching effects back at the factories, little will have obviously changed from visual point of view when first practice starts in Melbourne next week.
In terms of the racing, the apple cart has been upset so the relative competitiveness amongst the teams should be equalised. The rule changes are covered more fully in Adam Cooper's article, but the main changes affecting the cars' design are limited to the single tyre supply, engine freeze and safety changes.
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