5 Reasons why F1 is heading in the right direction in 2022
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#USOpen #Formula1 #FrenchGP #MercedesF1AMG #GeorgeRussell #F12022Drivers1"They are very strong on a single lap" - Mercedes not expecting to match Red Bull and Ferrari's 'pace' at 2022 F1 French GP says team engineer ow.ly/IA3z50KwtL2 #USOpen #Formula1 #FrenchGP #MercedesF1AMG #GeorgeRussell #F12022Drivers Though the Maranello camp was back to old ways soon enough, that does not mean they did not produce a championship winning car. If we're to go by the last two seasons, the monotony has drastically reduced, with at least two teams capable of fighting for the top spot. While 2021 gave us Hamilton-Verstappen drama, 2022 delivered consistent Leclerc-Verstappen fights for GP victories.
5 reasons why F1 is heading in the right direction in 2022
By Khyati Yadav Modified 02 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share F1 Grand Prix of Belgium SPA, BELGIUM - AUGUST 28: Carlos Sainz of Spain driving (55) the Ferrari F1-75 on track during the F1 Grand Prix of Belgium at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps on August 28, 2022 in Spa, Belgium. (Photo by Rudy Carezzevoli/Getty Images) F1 has grown exponentially as a sport over the past few years. It has now reached a gigantic audience, with literally millions knowing that in F1, at the very least, a bunch of cars race each other to pick up trophies. Names like Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, and Sebastian Vettel are picking up new meaning, with fan bases growing crazy for these legends. For the newer generation in 2022, it's become even more of a blessing with the likes of Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc, and George Russell buzzing amongst the large European and American crowds. A special thanks should go to the acclaimed Netflix series Drive to Survive for covering F1 like never before and playing a major part in expanding its reach. F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain Moreover, as we analyze the current weather with respect to how F1 is doing, the report seems to be extremely hunky-dory. The sport has reached its pinnacle and is growing like never before. If there was anytime to jump onto the F1 hype bandwagon, it's probably now. Let's understand why 2022 has been so successful as a season:#5 F1 has concocted closer racing methods
New regulations were set in place prior to the beginning of the 2022 season. Floor changes, rear wings, weight, height, tire width, etc., everything underwent tweaks that have resulte in the car becoming heavier and bigger. Though this came with its own demerits in the form of heavy porpoising, it did create something worth fighting for. F1 Grand Prix of Great Britain Never have F1 cars followed each other as closely as the 2022 ones have. The concepts of "clean air," "dirty air," and "slipstream" underwent changes to facilitate new regulations in the best way possible. This has certainly allowed closer overtakes, and better racing.#4 F1 stars and their major deals in 2021-2022
Stars like Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo have been offered movie/TV roles and documentaries in the past few months. They might also step into producer or directorial roles to produce authentic and much-required racing content. Further, the likes of Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. became the native voices for legendary disney character, Buzz Lightyear. jackie • FORZA CHARLES ?@ferraripoleThere’s just something personal about Charles Leclerc in the new Richard Mille campaign1344107There’s just something personal about Charles Leclerc in the new Richard Mille campaign https://t.co/JE7D2qobLd The duo also modeled for jewelery and watch company, Richard Mille, and have also been involved in numerous other promotions. Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon were the official presenters of the prestigious Ballon d'Or award during the annual ceremony in France. This is nothing but proof that F1 is clearly growing in popularity and the media attention will indeed help bringing in better sponsors, buzz, and many other things in the future.#3 Increased competition for the world title
The past two years have been somewhat of a competitive high in F1 history. Max Verstappen's maiden world title came at the expense of Lewis Hamilton's 8th, but surely provided the world with some intense drama and new competition. Even this year has seen nothing less than fierce competition between Ferrari and Red Bull. JB@JbThecoolboos"They are very strong on a single lap" - Mercedes not expecting to match Red Bull and Ferrari's 'pace' at 2022 F1 French GP says team engineer ow.ly/IA3z50KwtL2#USOpen #Formula1 #FrenchGP #MercedesF1AMG #GeorgeRussell #F12022Drivers1"They are very strong on a single lap" - Mercedes not expecting to match Red Bull and Ferrari's 'pace' at 2022 F1 French GP says team engineer ow.ly/IA3z50KwtL2 #USOpen #Formula1 #FrenchGP #MercedesF1AMG #GeorgeRussell #F12022Drivers Though the Maranello camp was back to old ways soon enough, that does not mean they did not produce a championship winning car. If we're to go by the last two seasons, the monotony has drastically reduced, with at least two teams capable of fighting for the top spot. While 2021 gave us Hamilton-Verstappen drama, 2022 delivered consistent Leclerc-Verstappen fights for GP victories.