Most beautiful F1 car contest

[ajdavison2]

Thanks, sorry people

[Roland Ehnström]

Ferrari 312, early 1967 version:

[dumrick]

this is probably a stupid question but why did the old ferraris have 27 and 28 on them?

Back then, car numbers were fixed by team and the former champions would trade numbers with the new one. So, after trading their 11&12's with Lotus because of snatching their champion numbers for 1980, they took the 27&28 from 1980 champions Williams.

[bhall]

For the non angular guys (me too, I confess), there you go (probably already posted):

Yes. By you. You crack me up, man.

I've always been fond of the F1-2000.

[Formula None]

I have a weakness for simplicity. I also do not care that much about how the car looks from the outside.

Agree on the Eagle Mk1.

[Sebp]

Sorry, but cars need wings!
Not too many though...

[xpensive]

The Gurney weslake is ubeatable to my mind.

[siskue2005]

and lastly the f1.08

Quite frankly, I have no idea how anyone can consider this mass of angular sticky out bits a beautiful car.

In my eyes it is a beautiful beast ....

me too

[Giblet]

A couple I find very striking in person.

[dren]

RA272

RA273

[jenkF1]

Undoubtedly one of the best looking of all time, the Ferrari 156 Sharknose..

[bot6]

I mentioned the Sharknose, but I have to admit the Gurney Eagle MK.1 was a thing of beauty. Simplicity of engineering in all its glory. Everything the perfect machine should be.

The Sharknose though, is the perfect example of sleekness. Everything about it screams "slide through air like a shark through water". It's got a natural side to it that would go well with an Art Deco surrounding.

And just the collectors on that Honda RA273 are quite something, like an ice cream topping on a delicious pie.

Told ja I had a thing for cigar cars...

[warmasice]

Agree on the Eagle Mk1.

Amazing car! Never seen it before, but looks sooo good!.. amazing attention to detail.

[warmasice]

A couple I find very striking in person.

..What car is this?!

[Carlos]

That would be a Shadow UOP DN1