The Latest Breaking News from Symonds

As previously reported by Motorsport.com, Symonds was set to leave his position as F1's chief technical officer after seven years in the job, playing a crucial role in contributing to F1's technical regulations for 2022 and 2026.

Symonds has been part of the F1 organisation since 2017, having worked as part of a team that shaped grand prix racing's technical regulations to improve the racing.

We take a look at the British Prime Minister's colourful past relationships as he announces his resignation - during a speech in which he thanked his family for their support

We've taken a look at the Prime Minister's colourful past relationships as he announced his resignation - during a speech in which he thanked his family for their support

The prime minister thanked ‘all’ of his children during his resignation speech

Formula 1 chief technical officer Pat Symonds says lessons from the first races of 2022 are already helping to point the way for a new car concept in 2026.

Formula 1 chief technical officer Pat Symonds says lessons from the first races of 2022 are already helping to point the way for a new car concept in 2026.

Formula 1 chief technical officer Pat Symonds is convinced that the new 2022 cars represent a “breakthrough” in allowing them to follow and overtake each other.

Formula 1 chief technical officer Pat Symonds is convinced that the new 2022 cars represent a “breakthrough” in following and overtaking.