Formula One's new regulations affect almost every part of the car, from its weight down to its wings. But the most unpopular change so far may be the new noses of this season's cars, which many describe as unseemly and Red Bull's chief designer calls possibly dangerous. Among the plethora of changes, F1 has required manufacturers to lower their cars' noses, with the hope it will make cars less likely to take flight during an accident. However, Adrian Newey believes the change might make knocks between cars potentially more dangerous. Newey said he was 'concerned the opposite may occur' and cars 'might submarine and go under the car in front.' And, he added, 'it's a shame that regulations...
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