Formula 1 chiefs have agreed to a change of technical regulations for next year in a bid to get rid of the current ugly noses.
A quirk of the rules this season aimed at lowering the tip of the noses resulted in some controversial designs.
But on the back of criticism from teams and fans about the look of the cars, the FIA has now agreed to revise the rules for 2015 to try to eradicate the issue.
From next year, the noses will need to taper more linearly from the low tip to the front of the chassis.
As well as the new dimensional rules, there are also changes to make the crash test more progressive to prevent teams making the very end of the frontal crash structure too flimsy.