FIA presidential candidate David Ward has accused Jean Todt of using FIA meetings to gain written commitments to vote for his re-election from member clubs read more »

FIA presidential candidate David Ward is to Jean Todt to the Federation's Ethics Committee "about attempts to distort the election process"... read more »

Mark Webber has been assured by Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz that he won't be treated like the ugly step child this season... read more »

Formula 1 teams have agreed an amendment to the 2013 regulations, yet to be finalised, which will see the stepped noses disappear next season. The majority of the cars on the... read more »

Mark Webber has said that the controversial appearance of this year's F1 cars will not bother the drivers. read more »

Formula One could be rid of the stepped nose ahead of next season after Charlie Whiting revealed that even the FIA finds the design ugly... read more »

The regulations surrounding the ‘ugly’ noses which have become common place up and down the grid, will most likely change in 2013, with appearance being read more »

Feb.29 (GMM) Formula one looks set to prevent the cars of 2013 from being as 'ugly' as this season's field. Pirelli chief Paul Hembery recently called the 2012... read more »

Formula One looks set to prevent the cars of 2013 from being as ‘ugly’ as this season’s field. Pirelli chief Paul Hembery recently called the 2012... read more »

Feb.13 (GMM) F1's field of 2012 reminds one expert pundit of a supermodel without her best assets. Former driver Hans-Joachim Stuck wrote in his German column for... read more »

Formula 1's current generation of 'ugly noses' could have marketing implications in making it harder for sponsors to sell the sport to the casual fan. read more »

Feb.6 (GMM) The teams are to blame for the 'ugly' 2012 cars seen so far, according to FIA technical delegate Charlie Whiting. Of the five new cars seen already, the... read more »

Feb.5 (GMM) Dr Helmut Marko on Sunday gave the F1 world a sneak-preview of Red Bull's title-defending 2012 car. A day before it debuts at Jerez, the Renault-powered RB8... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi reckons the new stepped nose design that has been featured so prominently on his Sauber C31 is not ugly, it's just new... read more »

Feb.3 (GMM) McLaren was left the odd-one-out on Friday, as Ferrari and Force India joined Caterham in launching new cars with 'ugly' noses. The odd feature - a... read more »

Stefano Domenicali says he would rather have a car that looks ugly and wins than an attractive one that finishes second read more »

Ferrari chief designer Nikolas Tombazis has defended the look of the new Ferrari amid widespread comments that its stepped nose makes the F2012 'ugly'. read more »

Sauber’s 2012 car has an ugly bump on its nose, boss Peter Sauber has hinted. Before the launch of the unseemly Caterham, Ferrari officials admitted their own... read more »

As he targets his team's first points, Caterham boss Tony Fernandes brushes aside comments that his new car is ugly, insisting that looks don't matter. read more »

Mike Gascoyne on Thursday said he thinks most F1 cars will feature an unseemly nose in 2012. Caterham is bearing the brunt of the criticism so far, with the newly-unveiled CT01... read more »

Jan.25 (GMM) F1 fans on Wednesday got their first glimpse of a 2012-specification car. Caterham is launching its new CT01 in the pages of British magazine F1 Racing on... read more »

Jan.13 (GMM) Part of what makes the 2012 Ferrari "not pretty" is a conspicuous bump on its nose, it is believed. The famous team's bosses Stefano Domenicali... read more »

Reports claim that Ferrari will need a second shot at passing the mandatory FIA crash test that will allow it to take part in pre-season testing. read more »

Part of what makes the 2012 Ferrari “not pretty” is a conspicuous bump on its nose, it is believed. The famous team’s bosses Stefano Domenicali... read more »

Looks aren't everything insists Ferrari President, Luca di Montezemolo, who wants a winning car in 2012. read more »