Cap'n Jack
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I think it’s pretty cool! The previous design had grown very tired.
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I'm still not completely sold on this new DJR look, but I'm also not sure it's worse than previous ones. I guess I'll just have to wait to see it on track with other cars to see if it just blends in with the rest from different angles, or is easy to pick out in a crowd like other DJR liveries have been .
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I'd like to see DJR bring this one back again:
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Triple 8 livery. Not too sold on the white A pillars but its okay, I suppose.
And Erebus. Murray's looks to be more or less the scheme they ran at Bathurst? Both are good. A massive improvement over what the cars looked like this time last year anyway. Altho anything would be. lol
And Erebus. Murray's looks to be more or less the scheme they ran at Bathurst? Both are good. A massive improvement over what the cars looked like this time last year anyway. Altho anything would be. lol
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The T8 livery just looks a bit messy, as usual. Like those amateur liveries you see in GT7 where someone's just plastered random logos over the car. I don't not like the Erebus liveries, but they're nothing to get excited about. I do wish that teams would keep the same design cues for each car when they have different sponsors, just so there was a bit more of a team identity.
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The mid 2000s feature so many more interesting designs. Feels like there was more freedom to the design, so we had more themed graphics, rather than generic colour blocks with outlines like we see now. The HRT helmet and Lion, the FPR Falcon, the Kmart Helmet.
Teams actually had a brand that fans couple easily spot and connect to.
Teams actually had a brand that fans couple easily spot and connect to.
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I feel the sedans were such a good canvas. Even though the Mustang and Camaro have less window area the livery designers are still trying to make the angled sedan livery style fit the coupes. The coupes need a whole new look, not just cut & paste the same style.
I think it’s the Courtney livery that seems the most different from all the other cars on the grid.
Oh wow. Just as I finished typing to look up the Snowy River livery, I see this:
www.v8sleuth.com.au
I don’t watch the races, but it would be cool to run those liveries most of the time.
I think it’s the Courtney livery that seems the most different from all the other cars on the grid.
Oh wow. Just as I finished typing to look up the Snowy River livery, I see this:
For sale! DJR offloading Gen3 Mustang pair
THE Shell V-Power Mustangs that appeared in Dick Johnson Racing’s 2025 livery launch are available to a new home. The Ford squad utilised the Supercars it
www.v8sleuth.com.au
I don’t watch the races, but it would be cool to run those liveries most of the time.
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I really want to get excited for this year's championship, but it's been an absolute snooze fest (aside from qualifying) ever since a) they introduced qualifying for every race and did away with round winners, and b) everyone became obsessed with parity.
It's been demonstrated in many racing series around the world that parity destroys competition. Sadly, I feel it will lead to the eventual demise of Supercars.
The Bathurst 12 hour is proving year on year how much more interesting GT3 racing has become.
It's been demonstrated in many racing series around the world that parity destroys competition. Sadly, I feel it will lead to the eventual demise of Supercars.
The Bathurst 12 hour is proving year on year how much more interesting GT3 racing has become.
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I hope so, although the setup window of these new cars is so small that they will all still run at the same pace, albeit for longer.
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Yeah, i just hope the Finals series doesn't have the effect like Nascar's playoffs has and give the championship to the wrong driver. I do believe the tyre will be better. I also believe there will be more competition with DJR taking the fight.
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It's going to be interesting how WAU place their Mobile 1 sponsorship on the Supras. Shame they don't have Castrol as their sponsor.
Their 2025 liveries
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Their 2025 liveries
GALLERY: WAU reveals colours for final Ford season
Walkinshaw Andretti United has added a splash of colour to its Chaz Mostert and Ryan Wood Mustangs for 2025. - Australia's #1 motorsport news website - Speedcafe.com
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I like the livery overall but I’m going to nit pick…
From side on the car looks great, but the front is super messy, clashing lines every where. Going for an entirely black bonnet isn’t flattering, makes the front end look whale like. The tiny little white trim next to the bonnet looks like it is from a different design all together, sharp and jagged compared to the curved old school shape on the side.
There’s a bonnet line that leads from the corner of the grille to the A pillar of the roof, that should’ve been the divider between black and teal, rather than the harsh squared off bonnet line.
Also some really placements of gradient, what’s up with the little gradient next to the mirror?
Peter Hughes is the best designer in the sport in my opinion, and typically his WAU designs are the best in the category, but this doesn’t quite have the touches that his cars usually have.
From side on the car looks great, but the front is super messy, clashing lines every where. Going for an entirely black bonnet isn’t flattering, makes the front end look whale like. The tiny little white trim next to the bonnet looks like it is from a different design all together, sharp and jagged compared to the curved old school shape on the side.
There’s a bonnet line that leads from the corner of the grille to the A pillar of the roof, that should’ve been the divider between black and teal, rather than the harsh squared off bonnet line.
Also some really placements of gradient, what’s up with the little gradient next to the mirror?
Peter Hughes is the best designer in the sport in my opinion, and typically his WAU designs are the best in the category, but this doesn’t quite have the touches that his cars usually have.
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Yeah, that's pretty much my thoughts on the WAU liveries as well. Side profile looks brilliant. The entirely black bonnet ruins the look front on though. Still overall good but a definite step down from their past few years, imo.
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Ryan Wood's livery is fantastic. Shades of the HSVDT days.It's going to be interesting how WAU place their Mobile 1 sponsorship on the Supras. Shame they don't have Castrol as their sponsor.
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View attachment 1427982GALLERY: WAU reveals colours for final Ford season
Walkinshaw Andretti United has added a splash of colour to its Chaz Mostert and Ryan Wood Mustangs for 2025. - Australia's #1 motorsport news website - Speedcafe.com
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Yeah, the Gen2 Mustang is up there as Frankstein car.
