Best one is the Mercedes. Followed by Alfa Romeo, McLaren and Renault. Maybe Red Bull aswell
The silver looks great on its own, but the blends of black are what really make this livery exciting and look better (for example the side of the nose).
Looks clean, quick, efficient, beautiful and dtill represents Mercedes very well.
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For an Sauber Alfa Romeo the car would look thrilling. Really liked last seasons car. Still like the livery. But as they are called Alfa now, why not make the whole car in that beautiful dark red?! Missed chance.
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The papaya McLaren last year was, aming the Sauber, my favourite. This season the livery went downhill. The darker blue looked better and the triangles should have been left out to create a cleaner look. Loved the simplicity last season.
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Renault improved their livery by thickening the yellow lines and adding more yellow here and there. Looks good. Would look even better if theyd switch black and yellow. Yellow race cars are beautiful and in my opinion Renault should be more yellow than black. 2010 was near perfection.
Red Bull isnt exciting because its the same, but its still a very, very good livery. Glad they upgraded it a few years ago. Looks professional and quick.
Toro Rosso should look good in theory, but somehow it doesnt translate well into reality.
Force India is a mess.
Williams looks like a livery from an F1 game without licenses.
Haas is a joke. Rich energy seems highly dubious and the attempt to create a good livery by just using the iconic colors failed. Its nearly impossible to not create a nice looking car with these colors, but the Haas somehow managed to still look bland.
And Ferrari? I dont get the praise for the livery. Black on red looks bad. Even worse: Some sponsors are white in red. How strange...
Their is a red logo on black background on the rearwing endplate. Bad contrast.
The addition of matte is great and i alsways wanted Ferrari to have more black instead of white areas. But not like this.
They should have just made the wings black with white logos.