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By EwanM
#87975
It's naked. I like it thought :clap:


they do look abit naked with all the winglets missing hey :hehe:


Who said there was anything wrong with Naked? :wink::wink:
Especially when she looks beautiful :hehe:
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By Red_Five
#87976
Another fugly car - this year will be hard to watch them monstrosities :rolleyes:

I really don't agree. I thought the '09 generation of F1 cars would be aesthetically challenging, to say the least, but whilst they're not especially beautiful to look at, especially with the apparent mismatch between the front & rear wings, they're far from ugly. I've been peasantly surprised by the look of the first few to break cover, but compared to the interim BMW-Sauber they're gorgeous.
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By 8-ball
#87978
It's naked. I like it thought :clap:


they do look abit naked with all the winglets missing hey :hehe:


Who said there was anything wrong with Naked? :wink::wink:
Especially when she looks beautiful :hehe:


Exactly! The less "clothes" the better! :wink:

BTW I think the cars look fine.
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By racechick
#87986
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I agree though i am biased :hehe:


I didnt think these cars would look good but this baby does :)
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By cap-dude
#87988
The car looks really good. I'm really liking the 2009 cars actually. Well, Toyota excluded.

Anyways, this is an interesting little detail
http://www.formula1.com/photos/597x478/ ... 6jan05.jpg
The exhaust is all covered up. Probably for cleaner air-flow.

Anyways, I think the McLaren is winning in terms of looks. It deffinetly looks more robust than the ferrari. Also, I've only noticed now how thin the ferrari is. The sidepods are all squashed thin.
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By Denthúl
#87990
The car looks really good. I'm really liking the 2009 cars actually. Well, Toyota excluded.

Anyways, this is an interesting little detail
http://www.formula1.com/photos/597x478/ ... 6jan05.jpg
The exhaust is all covered up. Probably for cleaner air-flow.

Anyways, I think the McLaren is winning in terms of looks. It deffinetly looks more robust than the ferrari. Also, I've only noticed now how thin the ferrari is. The sidepods are all squashed thin.


I actually like the Toyota more and here's why:

The front of the MP4-24 is brilliant, however I really dislike the rear-end. However, I think this is solely down to the colours. I think it would look much better in the old West McLaren-Mercedes livery. :)

On a slightly different note, my money is still on Williams being the best-looking car yet again.
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By Stealthgate007
#87992
It's naked. I like it thought :clap:


they do look abit naked with all the winglets missing hey :hehe:


Who said there was anything wrong with Naked? :wink::wink:
Especially when she looks beautiful :hehe:


Exactly! The less "clothes" the better! :wink:

BTW I think the cars look fine.


gawd ya'll know I like anything naked. The side pods (boobs with more cleavage).... The rear wing (from granny panties to a thong).. I like it :clap:
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By 7UpJordan
#87996
The best looking car so far :thumbup: ... until the Williams launch on Monday. ;)

It's nice to see a return of numbers on the rear wings, not much of that in recent years.
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By Rivelution
#88000
DANG :eek: The McLaren is fine as hell. The best looking one so far, so does that mean the Force India will look like this too except of course for the livery?
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By Matkins
#88010
It looks to me like the rear wing of the McLaren isn't as high as some of the other cars? Is that so or just an illusion? Is it reg to have them so stupidly high now, or just something teams have done to get more rear traction from the new narrower wings?
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By KyrosV
#88020
I thought barge-boards were out for 2009?

I must admit the mclaren looks the best so far
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By McLaren Fan
#88022
There are some loopholes in regulations it seems, for the Ferrari and Toyota have managed to fit them as well.
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By Denthúl
#88023
There are some loopholes in regulations it seems, for the Ferrari and Toyota have managed to fit them as well.


At least Ferrari tried to disguise theirs. Toyota just thought it would be a good idea to stick on two plates of carbon fibre, blend them in with the rest of the car's livery and hope nobody notices :hehe:

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