The least aesthetically pleasing racing car.

[steveaki13]

I think someone quoted this earlier, but maybe the picture has been lost.

[steveaki13]

This too. The March 711?

I was looking through these cars recently and although its hideous at least you could use it to serve post race drinks as it comes with its own tray.

[steveaki13]

I don't recall seeing this one.

What do people think? It clearly wasn't a success as Williams replaced the Walrus nose mid season, but I remember quite liking it at the time because it was different.

[steveaki13]

Anyone have any idea about this one? It must be one of ugliest cars ever. Don't know if it ever raced?

[BleAivano]

The Colani Le Mans Protype.

[steveaki13]

The Colani Le Mans Protype.

What the?

[D-Type]

Anyone have any idea about this one? It must be one of ugliest cars ever. Don't know if it ever raced?

Bugatti Type 32 "Tank" from 1923. It wasn't particularly successful - 3rd in the French GP which was its only race. The following year Bugatti introduced the Type 35 which was far, far more successful - it is claimed that it won more races than any other car

[TheFamousEccles]

This too. The March 711?

I was looking through these cars recently and although its hideous at least you could use it to serve post race drinks as it comes with its own tray.

Like the Ferrari 312's, this March 711 goes to show beauty is in the eye of the beholder - I think both are cool!

Loved this thread.

[steveaki13]

I think every F1/racing car is cool and I don't really mind the look of any of these.

I just thought it belonged more in this thread.

[D-Type]

I always feel that the 1954-55 Mercedes W196 open wheeler was not particularly attractive; on the other hand the streamliner was one of the best looking cars. Could someone please post a couple of photos as I can't.