Which one do you think is the best looking F1 car? And why?

Answer 1

The blue-and-yellow livery on the Renault R25 and R26, simply because it's a pleasure to the eye and this livery will probably be missed in the paddock from next year, when we don't know what colour will replace the blue.

Let's hope that it will still blue, who cares if it's a different tone?

Plus the team's logo goes great with these two colours.

Answer 2

McLaren, the paint scheme on the 2006 car is a classic. However, my favourite all-time F1 car (when it comes to looks) has to be the first Jordan (it was the Autosport car of the year). Green, with two sponsors - Fuji Film and 7Up - that use green for corporate colours.

Answer 3

An F1 for the road -
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Loox good to me! Otherwise, M.Shuei's 'red' will do, with yellow trim, coz I like red & yeller & coz it's 'hot'! ;-}

Answer 4

Currently, the silver/chrome McLarens are some of the best looking cars in years. But they are second to my all time favorites of the yellow Jordan cars sponsored bu Benson&Hedges from a few years ago with the snake face painted on the nose.

Answer 5

Ferrari cos they have been there from the year dot, and always same colour (although in real life actually much lighter than you see on the TV). Cars past? Jordan from 1991 (the green one) de Cesaris/Gachot/Schumacher/Moreno, The March cars (aquamarine) Capelli/Gugelmin, and the 80's Benetton (green/red/yellow/blue) Boutsen/Nannini and last but... well yes actually usually last the Brabham of Damon Hill in 1992 (pink nose/dark blue/light blue)

Answer 6

For colour scheme...no doubt Renault (since they opt for yellow and blue scheme). Toyota.....hell lots of them!!!!

I also like Mclaren during Mika days....I think it is the most formal looking F1 car. The sponsors are well place and not scattered (like most of teams).

For designs...I like Arrow A19 (year 2000) and Minardi 2001 (the one used by Alonso). both nose cone are different and they didnt follow others team who opt to follow Ferrari nose cone. Walrus nose also quite good.


But I think the one that most people will recognised is the Red and white livery for Mclaren..

Answer 7

Modern times the McLarens..........from the past the John Players Special, Nigel Mansell's (1980) Lotus and the 6 wheel Tyrrells P34 where cool 2. All race cars look good to me.

Answer 8

I think the 2005 BMW Williams F1 car looked the best with its "Walrus-Nose cone design. i thought i t was original and unigue although i t was not as aerodynamic as the normal nose cone and both BMW and Williams have not used it since they split

Answer 9

Livery clever the Lotus, Virgin & Renault are the desirable looking automobiles on the grid. yet universal shape i think of the Williams is the desirable looking automobile with is long profile, pointy nostril & brilliantly sculpted front and rear wings. I additionally like how flowing and clever the sidepods are. pink bull is close. My 2 time-honored Lotus & Williams. i like BRG so Lotus for me. i discover the McLaren somewhat too vulgar looking.

Answer 10

Sauber BMW, I like the BMW double kidney decal on the front of the car. I find the blue and white colour combination also appealing.