Will F1's new rules really change the order?
As teams start to divert their focus to next year's new technical regulations, will any be able to leap up the order? And are Ferrari's and Fernando Alonso's optimistic claims valid? GARY ANDERSON answers your questions
What are the chances of a big change in the competitive order next year with Formula 1's rule changes? Could we see Red Bull or Ferrari, or even McLaren, hit the front? Or is the change not enough?
Derek Bates, via email
Derek, someone will get it right - the changes are big enough to challenge the teams' lateral thinking.
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