Expect to see a few "interesting" designs on the 2014 grid as the teams working in the new lower nose this season. This year, for safety reasons, Formula One has lowered the tip of the nose by 300mm. This, though, has resulted in what some reports are calling 'ant-eater noses' as the tip of the nose takes a sudden dip. And although FIA race director Charlie Whiting isn't willing to give the game away, he admits some may not be happy with the look of the new cars. "I can't give away too much obviously!" he told BadgerGP.com. "But we've seen a lot of looks, strange by previous standards, particularly the tip of the nose which has to be 300mm lower (than 2013)....
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