30 Day F1 Challenge: Day 11

Day 11 - For your dream team’s car, what colour/design livery would you have?

My livery would be a deep blue with white highlights on it. The car has to look unique and be one of a kind. So blue being one of my most preferred colors, and white to ease the blue, will be a really good combination. Though I would love a pumpkin orange car with black livery/rear wing! Exciting! 


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