design
United States Grand Prix: Newey warns of 'awkward aesthetics' in 2014
Expect next year's F1 regulations to produce some interesting takes on car design, suggests Red Bull's Adrian Newey.
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From the classic all-red Ferrari to the nostalgia of the black-and-gold Lotus and the sparking Silver Arrows-inspired livery of the Mercedes W04, often F1 is almost as much about looking good as it is about going fastest...
Ferrari divides work on 2013, 2014 projects
Ferrari has reorganised its technical department to cope with the demands of producing its car for the new 2014 regulations alongside next year's challenger.
Stewart: calls on Tilke to improve overtaking
Sir Jackie Stewart has called for a change in design theory to improve the F1 show for fans and drivers alike.
Revised head protection for F1 in 2011?
The FIA could be poised to introduce new cockpit protection measures ahead of the 2011 F1 season, but is poised to drop more radical proposals.
Work begins on Austin F1 venue
Construction work has begun at the Wandering Creek site that will play host to the USGP from 2012, keeping Tavo Hellmund's ambitious dream ahead of schedule.
Lotus goes back to black for 2011
Lotus Racing has revealed that it will exchange its green-and-gold livery for black-and-gold in 2011.
Ferrari confirms Fry recruitment
Ferrari has confirmed its recruitment of highly-regarded former McLaren chief engineer Pat Fry - but contrary to previous speculation, the Englishman will not have to wait until 2011 to take up his new role...
Brawn admits Mercedes 'got weight distribution wrong' with W01
Ross Brawn has admitted that Mercedes Grand Prix's early-season difficulties in F1 2010 are down to a fundamental weight distribution design issue - albeit one that the Englishman hopes will soon be rectified
USF1 admits it is 'doing things differently'
USF1 senior designer Scott Bennett has admitted that as it prepares for its maiden campaign of competition in the top flight in F1 2010, the under-fire American newcomer is very much ploughing its own furrow
Downforce gains have harmed overtaking, admits designers.
Some of the leading technical lights in Formula One have admitted that they under-estimated the amount of downforce that would be clawed back by the teams following the redrafting of the rules for 2009, with the subsequent adverse effect on overtaking.
Ferrari modify 'illegal' exhaust outlets
Following doubt cast by rival teams upon the legality of the design of Ferrari's F60, the Scuderia has modified the rear exhaust outlets on its new car.