Image from Campos Racing Twitter
Campos Racing have revealed their new livery for 2015 today. Created by French graphic designer and motorsports enthusiast Camille de Bastiani, the 2015 livery of the Spanish team features some changes compared to last season.
In contrast to the 2014 car, which was almost entirely white, the team’s national colours come to the fore on this season’s design: The unobtrusive flame-like details on nose, airbox, and sidepods have disappeared. Instead, the livery of the car is dominated by the sidepods covered entirely in red, with a narrow yellow stripe above to complete the look. As a lovely detail, the Spanish national flag is shown at the front of the nose.
The design will not only be seen on the Campos Racing GP2 cars, but it will also be used for the GP3 Series, the Euroformula Open, and the Spanish Formula 4.
The GP2 season will begin in Abu Dhabi with pre-season tests on March 9th-11th. Frenchman Arthur Pic will start his second season with the Spanish outfit; his teammate has not been announced yet.
