Red Bull share eye-catching liveries for Miami GP

Red Bull has shared a number of eye-catching designs submitted as part of its fan-designed livery comPetition.

The World Championship-winning outfit has offered its supporters the opportunity to get involved this season by part-designing a special, limited-edition livery for the three United States-based races, the first of which will be held in Miami on May 7.

Explaining the initiative at the launch of the RB19 in New York in February, Horner said: “This is very much about getting the fans involved in the design and look of the car.

“For the three US races that we have this year, for the first time ever, we’re going to get the fans involved to create the livery for those three races."

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Striking designs

Ahead of revealing the winning entry in the 'Make your Mark' comPetition, Red Bull has unveiled some of the entrants on its social media platforms.

The striking designs would mark the first livery switch for Red Bull since running the white Honda tribute look at the Turkish Grand Prix in 2021.

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The winner of the comPetition will be revealed on May 3.

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