there are clearly aero reasons for the weird noses but they really look shite!!

well find out soon enough which design pays off. always one car will have a great start be it a bit of luck by stumbling on the right design or actually purposely building something.

Vettel is a new dad so hopefully he ain't been sleeping........

Just means there will be another super fast driver in around 20 years

I'm surprised his "seed" didn't rip a hole in his girlfriends cervix!

Hahaha!

Speed ain't so good in the bedroom...unless its the drug

Please let it be anyone but Redbull?

question is chris, would you prefer red bull to make mistakes and fall off the pace, or everyone else raises their game to meet the quality of the previous few years red bulls? id like to go with the latter but im pretty desperate now for something other than a vettel win

Ideally the latter, but if it meant that it was more competition right at the front I wouldn't say no to the former!

The thing is, last year, for all the tedium at the front, there was a lot of good racing going on further down, either for the remaining podium positions or in the other point scoring positions. Problem is, outside the diehards that doesn't get people watching which equals less money coming into the sport. We'll have to wait and see obviously but lets's hope the changes make it a more competitive championship.

Yep all I want is competitive, exciting races

Yeh loving the McLaren

Red Bull having a mare, wooo hooo

"Red Bull's pre-season struggles continued as the world champions endured a difficult third day of testing in Jerez.
The car broke down on its first lap in Daniel Ricciardo's hands after Sebastian Vettel managed only 11 laps over the first two days.

Ricciardo managed only two more laps before Red Bull called a halt to proceedings to try to fix the problem.
McLaren's Kevin Magnussen set the fastest time of the day.

Magnussen, who is making his F1 debut this season, was 0.424secs quicker than Williams' Felipe Massa, with Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton a further 0.252secs behind.

The second McLaren of Jenson Button made it four Mercedes-powered cars in the top four, with Ferrari's Fernando Alonso fifth, 2.219secs off Magnussen's pace.

But the times will be virtually meaningless, as the teams are only just beginning to learn about the most complex cars they have ever built."

Adrian Newey has apparently gone back to Red Bull HQ to have a rethink! This could pan out well for an even season!