F1 managing directror Ross Brawn labeled as "nonsense" claims that the sport's future cars will all look alike because of the restrictions imposed on designers from 2021. This week, Formula 1 outlined the sport's aerodynamic approach to the design of the future Grand Prix car, with the concept of ground-effect cars brought back to the fore in a bid to improve overtaking and the spectacle on the track. However, teams are concerned the new philosophy and the rules surrounding its application may significantly limit the scope of F1 designers' creativity, and thus engender a collection of similar looking cars that might not appeal to fans. But Brawn dismisses the argument, insisting...
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