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Quote:Ozzy Osbone
Hulk, Bottas, Massa, Barichello. All good drivers but not A class. Perhaps. I can't believe Hulk has not secured a podium in F1 yet, it's madness. Anyway. Just perhaps we now have 2 A class drivers on board. It's going to be an interesting season.
But yeah, the car has looked pretty and maybe the cash got us through a rough time.
Quote:Francesc
For me the Williams FW22 livery is the best livery we've had in the last 25 years. Quite simple but it matched very well the shape of the car. White and black and it looked like an arrow.
Quote:j-s
I will sorely miss this livery.
The BMW era livery was bold and blunt and simple and I loved it,
Quote:IanSmithISA
Good morning,
What does 10 million euros buy, the front and rear of the rear wing, or the engine cover (or part of) or the side pods?
I did a quick search for Rexona images and it doesn't really seem to have a brand colour, most images are black/dark blue or white so the current dark blue is sort of the product colour anyway and it matches well with the Martini stripes.
Does anyone know about Rexona/Unilever for 2019? It may be that they are staying and if so they may want to use another brand.
If Unilever are going and there is no new big sponsor then I wold expect Orlen will be able to insist on their corporate colours.
I would sort of like Williams Pot Noodles which would be a lightish green which wouldn't sit well with red.
Williams Brylcreem would look fine with the Orlen logo, this could be a really classy black background with both brands using red, although it may be confused with the Haas if it turns up in black and gold.
I know that the rules require the cars to look substantially the same throughout the season, but I could see the benefit of using multiple Unilever brands during a season, or even a nicer implementation of the BAR 555/Lucky Strike idea.
Bye
Ian