Andretti displays updated liveries for all three IndyCar competitors.
Each new livery features a single major colour on top of a black and white background.
Andretti Global has unveiled three revised liveries for the 2024 NTT IndyCar Series season.
The liveries share a common motif and make a cohesive set, despite each car having a different principal colour along the side of the cockpit and up to the rollhoop.
Colton Herta’s #26 entry is a familiar yellow colour that matches the primary colour of his big sponsor, Gainbridge.
Kyle Kirkwood’s #27 vehicle is painted in the vibrant pink that is synonymous with AutoNation, making the neon-colored car stand out among the field of primarily red, yellow and blue liveries.
Marcus Ericsson, who will join the club for the 2019 season, will wear dark blue and sea green as his primary colours on #28.
Andretti has long fashioned its cars similarly, resulting in an identifiable look among all of their drivers.
This year, the colour splashes are mostly concentrated on the front part of the car, with the engine covers and rear wing endplates painted primarily black.
The chrome nose cone remains on the new design and will be present this year, as it has since 2009.
That aspect of the design connects the squad to the chrome helmet design worn by Mario Andretti throughout his racing career.
Behind the chrome area and up the nose to the cockpit, all three cars are now painted white, with the car numbers clearly visible in the color-free zone.
While diverse, the three liveries share a common motif. Image: Andretti.
The Andretti revamp joins new liveries from Arrow McLaren, Chip Ganassi Racing, and other teams that have received a fresh appearance owing to skilled graphic designers.
The first round on the streets of St. Petersburg, which takes place in two weeks, will include a plethora of new colours for fans to admire while cheering on their favourite drivers.
