I'm really digging the matte look
Yeah, they've done the camo/matte look before in winter testing, I suspect we'll get a more traditional livery in Melbourne. (though maybe still matte, like last year)
I really like this one though.
Remember when McLaren used to tease every winter with Papaya test cars, then show up in black and silver? Now they're orange and slow
A red team that is ditching (been ditched by?) a spanish bank will return to cigarette-brand orange-ish.
Stupid coincidence: The 2018 Red Bull that Max Verstappen is going to be driving reminds me a lot of 1997's Tyrrell 025 which was driven by his dad.
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Sauber has the best nose job!
I hate that Castrol's people pushed for that white fill box around their logo, if a box was so necessary they should have accepted a "transparent" one. Estrella Galicia forewent their colors and it blends in much better, IMO.
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Castrol has done it in the past.
http://oumma-city.com/wp-content/upl...y-dany-art.jpg
I’m sure that the subject hasn’t escaped the minds of the graphic designers and the accountants, so Castrol would be paying a bit extra to stand out more.
Yeah, based on the low res pic above, there's no way I can make out that it's an castrol logo if they only use the black and white design. Likewise on a speeding car on camera, one probably couldn't tell all those logos apart...
So it's probably worth the extra money they paid to make it stand out.
#F1: Ricciardo gives RB14 first track outing at Silverstone http://www.racer.com/f1/item/147515-...at-silverstone … My suggestion for immediate implementation with the halo: handlebar streamers. @marshallpruett