Ferrari colours 2010
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Muddytalker
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Indeed, although some might argue they are harking back to past years and liveries.
As the saying goes "You can put lipstick on a pig but it's still a pig"
I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks that modern F1 cars are pig ugly. I think it started with the high nose (except the Tyrell that started the whole thing which was actually cool) and it all went down hill from there.
Ban high noses on eyesore grounds I say !!!
I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks that modern F1 cars are pig ugly. I think it started with the high nose (except the Tyrell that started the whole thing which was actually cool) and it all went down hill from there.
Ban high noses on eyesore grounds I say !!!
Thanks, Muddytalker for the picture of the 312B, one of the prettier F1 cars ever. Todays cars are indeed just plain ugly. The high nose and HUGE front wings being the main culprits. I really miss the beauty of the Lotus 72, the AAR Eagle and McLaren M7- all truly gorgeous cars.
And - silly me- I didn't know it was Marlboro red. I always thougt it was Italian Racing Red.
And - silly me- I didn't know it was Marlboro red. I always thougt it was Italian Racing Red.
I believe I'm right is saying the very early Ferrari's were a deep purple colour and the red came later. My problem is the colour has got brighter and brighter compared to the "blood red" cars of the 60's and 70's.
If you follow this link you can see how much darker the cars of the late 80's, early '90's were compared to the Schumacher era. I can only put this down to Marlboro being the main sponsor. I'm sure Ferrari would argue it was part of a "corporate rebranding strategy", encouraged by several 100 million Phillip Morris dollars...
If you follow this link you can see how much darker the cars of the late 80's, early '90's were compared to the Schumacher era. I can only put this down to Marlboro being the main sponsor. I'm sure Ferrari would argue it was part of a "corporate rebranding strategy", encouraged by several 100 million Phillip Morris dollars...
