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44 like Lewis or 46 like Valentino?
From noble attire to automobile art: Personalize your driving simulator with unique liveries and race numbers. Roarington offers a canvas for your racing dreams.
Historically, livery has been the defining feature of noble attire, distinguished by its unique colours. Today, this tradition has found a new canvas in the world of automobiles. In the past, in racing, identification was not tied to noble houses but to nations. The iconic blue of Bugatti for instance, was not merely a whim of Ettore Bugatti but an adherence to regulations. The same goes for the red of Italian Ferraris - as well as __Alfa Romeo__ and __Maserati__ – albeit in different shades – or the green of British Jaguars and Aston Martins. Only the Germans interpreted the rule of national livery, which was white for them, in a way that served the competitiveness of their cars: to reduce weight, they renounced the use of paint completely and became silver.
With this rule now gone due to the arrival of sponsors, the era of distinctive liveries characterized by their colours began, with cars turned into packs of cigarettes or petrol stations. Think of JPS for Lotus and the iconic blue and orange Gulf Porsches.
