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Racing Bulls Unveils Unique Tortoise Livery for Exciting F1 USGP
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- Racing Bulls debut tortoise-themed livery at US Grand Prix.
- Drivers Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson race with unique design.
- Design ties to Cash App’s tortoise prepaid Visa debit card.
- Team CEO Peter Bayer calls Austin perfect for bold liveries.
- Previous special liveries promoted Red Bull flavor and Warner Brothers.
- Livery appears on cars, suits, gear, and garage at Austin.
Racing Bulls unveils a tortoise-themed livery for the United States Grand Prix in Austin this weekend, to be raced by Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson.
The VCARB 02 carries a pearlescent black and brown tortoise-shell pattern with gold accents, layered over the team’s familiar white base.
The design links to title sponsor Cash App’s tortoise prepaid Visa card, created with artist Shaboozey, and extends to race suits, team apparel, and the garage.
Racing Bulls’ tortoise livery ties directly to Cash App’s card with Shaboozey, spanning car, suits, gear, and garage.
Shaboozey describes the project as electric, underscoring the team’s push to blend motorsport with contemporary culture, fashion, and music.
CEO Peter Bayer says one-off liveries are now part of the team’s identity, and calls Austin the ideal stage for a bolder visual statement.
Peter Bayer: Austin is the perfect venue to showcase bold one-off liveries.
The approach follows a magenta Miami livery promoting a Red Bull flavor, and a Warner Brothers tie-in for Twister, broadening the team’s cultural footprint.
The objective is clear: attract younger audiences, deepen sponsor activation, and sharpen brand recognition without compromising technical focus or operational priorities.
Regulations allow one-off schemes, provided car numbers remain legible and registrations meet FIA requirements, so execution balances compliance with strong visual identity.
There is no performance gain from paint, but a distinctive look can drive partner value, lift morale, and sustain attention during a tight points battle.
Hadjar and Lawson run the scheme across practice, qualifying, and the race at Circuit of the Americas.
Hadjar and Lawson run the livery in every session, presenting a consistent presence for trackside spectators and global broadcasts throughout the Austin weekend.
With the season nearing its end, Racing Bulls seeks points and profile, leveraging striking visuals alongside on-track execution to close out its 2025 campaign.
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Racing Bulls unveil tortoise shell magic for the US Grand Prix
CULTURE & CASH APP STYLE
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design by Shaboozey
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design by Shaboozey
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Pearlescent tortoise livery debuts
Pearlescent tortoise livery debuts
Black-&-brown tortoise shell, gold detail – not just a look, but the team’s wildest statement yet.
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Music, Fashion, Motorsport
Music, Fashion, Motorsport
Inspired by Cash App’s tortoise card & Shaboozey – blurring lines between racing & pop culture.
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Unmissable at Austin
Unmissable at Austin
All eyes on Hadjar & Lawson as Racing Bulls bring bold energy and art to the United States Grand Prix.
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SLOW. BOLD. UNFORGETTABLE.
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