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F2 Unveils New Car For 2027-29 In Close Design To Current F1 Machines
The car was launched in a bespoke event in the paddock of Monza for the next three seasons. The new launch features redesigned front and rear wings, as an on-board starter has been introduced in the championship, which acts as a feeder series to F1.
The design retains the current Dallara chassis for cost management, while its design philosophy is aligned with the current F1 designs. Speaking on the design, F2 Championship CEO Bruno Michel revealed that the focus behind building the car was to design it close to the F1 machine.
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