F1 News: Alfa Romeo Unveils Striking Italian GP Livery

Alfa Romeo has unveiled their one-off livery for the upcoming Italian Grand Prix.
F1 News: Alfa Romeo Unveils Striking Italian GP Livery
F1 News: Alfa Romeo Unveils Striking Italian GP Livery /

The Alfa Romeo F1 team has unveiled their livery for the upcoming Grand Prix at the iconic Monza circuit, acknowledging their Italian routes.

The C43 cars driven by Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu pay homage to the new Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale. 

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The design features the an all-black base with the Italian flag at the rear and on the shark fin with '33 Stradale' written on gold over the flag. The colours continue down the front nose.

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Team representative, Alessandro Alunni Bravi has explained in a press release from the team:

“As we approach our home race in Monza, it’s a pleasure to unveil this incredible livery, a true tribute not only to the 33 Stradale, but to Alfa Romeo as a whole and to the country it hails from, Italy.

"This livery is probably one of the most beautiful we’ve ever had on a car, and to be able to showcase it in front of our home crowd – including hundreds of our team members from Hinwil on the grandstands – is an honour for all of us.

"Personally, I am excited by the references to the 33 Stradale: the original model from 1967 was an iconic car that influenced style and design for a generation and beyond, and its latest incarnation embodies all this heritage while also setting the path to the future of Alfa Romeo.”

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Fans have been giving the team their seal of approval. One commented:

"You really said 'let’s make the best livery of all time'"

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Another fan wrote:

"Beyond gorgeous team!!! Can’t wait to see the boys on track with this beauty!!"


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