Racing Bulls launch Summer Edition yellow livery for Miami Grand Prix

There’s a buzz around Racing Bulls as they reveal a striking yellow livery ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.

Inspired by the Red Bull Summer Edition drink, the VCARB03 features a bold “summer-sun yellow” colour scheme across both the car and team kit, adding to the Faenza outfit’s growing portfolio of standout special liveries.

Both Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad debuted racewear incorporating the yellow elements at the launch, which saw the drivers arrive on the Miami waterfront with the car showcased on the back of a yacht.

Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer highlighted Miami’s significance to the team as a platform to express its identity, following similar special liveries in the past two seasons.

“Miami has become a special place for Visa Cash App Racing Bulls to express who we are as a team,” he said.

“For the past two years, we’ve used this race to showcase something bold and unique, and this latest livery is no exception.

“The Red Bull Summer Edition livery brings a vibrant energy which reflects who we are as a team – creative and willing to push boundaries.

“We’re very excited to give wiiings to the new seasonal flavour and bring the distinctive design to track this weekend.”

Prior to Miami, Racing Bulls also ran a Sakura-inspired livery for the Japanese Grand Prix, drawing from local culture as well as another Red Bull flavour.

Racing Bulls join Cadillac in running special one-off liveries for the Miami Grand Prix, while championship leaders Mercedes have revealed purple race suits for their drivers ahead of Formula 1’s return this weekend.

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