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Iconic motorsport liveries have the power to turn racing machines into legends. From Le Mans prototypes to Formula 1 champions, the right paint scheme can define an era and embed itself in pop culture within seconds of crossing the start line.
Over the decades, six paint jobs have risen above the rest, capturing the imagination of fans worldwide and influencing every car that followed. Here’s our ranking of the most famous and loved racing liveries ever seen on track.
The Texans have dropped their first two games of the 2025 season, and are looking to bounce back against a beatable Jaguars team in Jacksonville.
One thing the Jaguars did well this offseason, was adding talent around their franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence, and Houston may have their hands full. Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. has elite potential, they drafted Travis Hunter in the first-round and have a dynamic running back in Travis Etienne. Not to mention the underrated signing of Dyami Brown, in free agency, who has been one of Lawrence’s favorite targets.
Harry Wilson receives a crisp pass from Alex Iw
Should the Boston Celtics retire vet big man Al Horford’s jersey number? On one hand, Horford was the best free agent signing in the history of the storied franchise in the modern era and arguably of all time, jump-starting the rebuild of the team in the wake of the dissolution of the so-called “ubuntu era” of the team that won a title in 2008.
Add in that he himself was critical to Boston winning another chip in 2024, and a near-miss vs. the Golden State Warriors in 2022, and there is a very good case to put his number up in the rafters once he retires from the game.
Texas A&M OC Collin Klein was unfairly maligned during the latter half of the 2024 season after the Aggies failed to capitalize on their 7-1 start, losing four of their final five games. While the offense struggled, this was primarily due to star running back Le’Veon Moss’s season-ending injury during A&M’s road loss to South Carolina.
Amid the quarterback chaos surrounding Conner Weigman and Marcel Reed’s trading starts, Reed was thrust into an offense that lacked speed and quickness at wide receiver.