The new Formula 1 season brings a number of changes to the technical, sporting and financial regulations - MAXF1 presents an overview of the changes ahead of the new 2022 F1 season.

The new Formula 1 season brings several important changes in sporting and technical regulations and for the first time in F1 history there are financial regulations that restrict the budget of each team - MAXF1 provides an overview of the most important changes for 2021.

FIA, Formula 1 and all teams agreed to postpone a major change to the technical regulations, which should have been in force from 2021, but will be postponed to 2022 due to the current COVID-19 situation.

FIA and Formula 1 have introduced new rules for the 2021 season, which include major changes to the technical and sporting regulations, but the biggest novelty is the financial regulations that regulate the amount and the way budgets are spent, for the first time in F1 history.

Darjan Petric present his vision of 2017. Formula 1 car

Minimum weight of a Formula 1 car has been increased for the extra weight of wider tyres with the prior increase due to wider car brings the total increase in the minimum weight for 26 kilograms

Overview of the most important 2017 F1 season changes

From 2022 season, F1 cars use 18-inch tyres provided by Pirelli who is an official supplier since 2011 with increased diameter by 65 mm (now 725 mm)

The mass of the 2022 Formula 1 car, without fuel, must not be less than 798kg at all times during the Competition, says Article 4 of 2022 FIA Formula 1 Technical Regulations.

Formula 1 cars use semi-automatic gearboxes which must have eight forward ratios and one reverse gear all made from steel