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Juncos Hollinger Racing has revealed special ‘Phoenix’ and ‘Titan’ liveries that will adorn the team’s two IndyCar entries for this year’s Indianapolis 500. The two designs are styled in the team’s usual black and green colors, but have been customized to fit each driver’s nickname and personality. Romain Grosjean’s #77 entry features a large phoenix […]
The two designs for Romain Grosjean and Agustin Canapino in the team’s classic black and green color scheme are customized to reflect each driver’s nickname and personality. Grosjean’s car, showcasing the #77 entry, features a prominent phoenix symbol across the engine cover and sidepod, symbolizing his resilience after surviving a fiery crash in Formula 1 last year. On the other hand, Canapino’s #78 entry is adorned with mechanical motifs and metallic accents, representing the Titan moniker he earned through successful years in Argentinian racing. Both cars also proudly display the drivers’ nicknames on the rear wing, aiming to foster a deeper connection with fans. Grosjean described the phoenix as a symbol of overcoming adversity and turning negative experiences into positive outcomes, highlighting the importance of resilience and growth. These special liveries, a tradition for JHR at the Indy 500, will be featured throughout this year’s races, commencing with the first practice session set for Tuesday.
