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McLaren opens the ball with special liveries for the Japanese Grand Prix
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McLaren is fond of special liveries: in 2023, the British team had used five unique dresses, more than any other team. This year, it didn't take long to see a first special livery appear: the Oranges unveiled their colors for the Japanese Grand Prix this Wednesday.
A livery designed by Japanese artist MILTZ, as part of the “Driven by Change” program, which highlights emerging creators through the Formula 1 by offering them the opportunity to present their works of art to the world.
The livery designed by MILTZ is inspired by Edomoji, a traditional Japanese calligraphy, used here to represent the speed of a Formula 1 car in the form of a dragon streaking through the clouds. The MCL38 finds here some touches of blue on its sidepods and on its front wing.
Another special #DrivenByChange livery for a special breed! 🧡#JapaneseGP 🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/6VGFQKxJ43
- McLaren (@ McLarenF1) April 3, 2024
Gallery – McLaren MCL38 Japanese GP
(Photos: McLaren Racing)
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RENE BOZEC
03/04/2024 at 04:22 a.m.
Yuck.
Yves-Henri RANDIER
03/04/2024 at 12:45 a.m.
Enough to encourage Netflixers to buy derivative products! Lighter decor which will improve performance at Suzuka?