Williams has become the latest team to reveal the design of its 2014 car via a computer-generated render of their FW36. The most striking and obvious feature is that of the nose. Williams have adopted the so-called 'ant-eater' nose, aimed at increasing the amount of air passing underneath the front structure. The car is also the first Williams to use Mercedes power following a new agreement between the two companies. Speaking about the car, chief technical officer Pat Symonds said he was pleased with the power units performance. "There's a lot more technology on the cars this year," he said. "We've had turbo-charged engines in F1 before; what's different this time is that it...
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