Formula 1 2020/2021

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The 2020 and 2021 Formula 1 seasons are tightly intertwined. The second, in fact, saw a form of technological status quo caused by the pandemic which ensured the technical revolution focussing on ground effects was postponed by a year and will underpin the 2022 cars. Within a context of absolute regulatory stability, the 2020 championship, which was completed over the course of just a little over five months, with races repeated on the same circuits within a week of one another, nonetheless saw developments on various cars. However, it was 2021 that proved to be one of the most competitive of seasons on a technical level, with the introduction of a number of features by all the teams.
Once again Paolo Filisetti will be analysing the technical evolution of the Formula 1 cars during the course of these two seasons through hundreds of drawings accompanied by painstakingly accurate technical/sporting texts. An analysis of the technical evolution of the Formula 1 cars during the course of 2020 and 2021 seasons through hundreds of drawings accompanied by painstakingly accurate technical/sporting texts.

Born in Milan, Paolo Filisetti is a journalist and an authoritative technical commentator. He has cultivated a passion for motorsport since childhood. His first complete season following the F1 circus was in 1997, the year he began working for RAI, the principal Italian TV broadcaster, as a technical analyst reporting from the various circuits. There followed years in which he contributed to Italian daily newspapers and Italian and international periodicals. He currently writes for some of the leading specialist motorsport titles.
 

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