Unless it had stayed exactly the same, this could only have been an improvement on the 2012 "effort". Thankfully, it seems they actually took the advice I gave them last year, finally ditching the mostly-white colour scheme of the BMW days and sensibly dressing the car in the shade of dark carbon-fibre grey that they'd inexplicably doused the nose in a year ago... [Read More]
Right, then. We’ve now seen all twelve of 2011’s Formula One liveries. I wanted to wait, before doing the usual summary post, until we’d seen them all running on track in testing – but frankly, from the looks of things we may not see the HRT in motion before Melbourne [Read More]
We were all convinced this car was going to be light blue. Convinced. Embed from Getty Images Instead… it’s last year’s car with a couple of Telmex logos on it. Alright, so they’ve changed the nose pattern a bit. But come on. It’s still rubbish. It still looks like an [Read More]
Well, with all 12 teams’ liveries now unveiled, and the season opening race mere days away, I thought it time to take one last look at all 12 together, to see how they compare to one-another – and to the history of liveries in general – and give them all marks out of ten. [Read More]
Launchstravaganza! Despite being a Sunday, two teams have chosen to unveil their 2010 liveries (although only one on a 2010-spec car) as testing at Valencia gets underway today. First out of the blocks were Sauber, with a car that looks like an early ’90s back-of-the-grid effort, with nary a [Read More]
The 2010 season is looking to be one of the most exciting in years for those of us interested in the changing face of F1 liveries – with four entirely new teams joining the grid, two others rebranding, and at least one other set to change colour scheme as the result of a defunct sponsorship [Read More]
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