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Ferrari has unveiled a special ‘blue’ livery for this weekend’s Miami GP – but it doesn’t go anywhere near far enough. That’s the latest addition to what’s become an increasingly frustrating trend in F1
Ferrari’s special livery for the Miami Grand Prix has disappointed many, following a trend of underwhelming designs in modern Formula 1. The predominantly blue livery, intended to celebrate its partnership with Hewlett-Packard, fell short of expectations. While the blue accents pay homage to Ferrari’s historical colors, the overall design lacks the boldness and impact expected for a one-off livery. The decision to maintain traditional red on the majority of the car feels like a missed opportunity for a team capable of generating substantial attention. The livery, characterized by two shades of blue, only adds to the perception that Ferrari is hesitant to fully embrace change in its visual identity. Despite its on-track performance being the primary focus, Ferrari’s conservative approach to the special livery may result in it being overshadowed by more daring designs in the history of F1.
