Sauber launched their C33 on Sunday with the new car featuring a much gentler slope in the nose than many of its rivals. Similar to the McLaren that was launched earlier in the week, the 2014 Sauber features a sharp nose where others have opted for flat or even two-pronged. The new car's front wing is also noteable smaller due to change in the rules while the team have adopted a twin pylon mounting for the rear. Explaining the new look, Sauber's chief designer Eric Gandelin said: "The regulation changes in 2014 are the biggest ever seen in Formula One. They impact on all aspects of the car's design," he said. "The most noticeable change on the chassis and safety side...
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