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Assessing Formula 1’s new rules

The early races of 2022 confirmed that Ferrari had achieved its ambition of returning to the front of the grid after its recent fallow years. But the early chapters of Charles Leclerc versus Max Verstappen came too soon to provide definitive answers regarding the success of Formula 1 owner Liberty’s project (blessed by the FIA) on improving racing and the championship’s overall health. F1 had simply had too many previous false dawns…

But with 11 races in the books this year and the same number still to come,

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