Get A Load Of The FW37: The 2015 F1 Challenger From Williams

The Williams FW36 had an odd nose design, but a stunning white, blue and red livery after the team signed Martini as its title sponsor for the 2014 season. Now the Grove-based outfit has become the first F1 team to reveal its 2015 machine, the FW37. The popular livery remains and relatively stable regulations mean the car doesn’t look too different to its predecessor. Well, apart from the strange, shortened nose tip. Does it look less unfortunate than before? We’ll let you decide.

A rendered image of the car was first shared by Williams on Twitter, with the FW37 featuring on the front cover of F1 Racing’s February issue. More pictures were then released on Wednesday. Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas will be behind the wheel of the car this season.

The FIA’s tweaks to the front wing and nose regulations mean we will see less of a variation of designs compared to 2014. Williams chief technical officer Pat Symonds admitted that the changes gave the design team “a headache” when exploring options.

Meanwhile Force India unveiled its new 2015 livery in Mexico on Wednesday, with the launch car - a 2014 chassis with a new 2015 nose design - showing off the team’s new look. The black, orange and green colour scheme from last year remains, but flashes of silver have been added.