Arrow McLaren unveils special liveries for the Indianapolis 500

One of the best events in all motor racing is just a few weeks away: the number 109 of the Indianapolis 500.

On Monday, Arrow McLaren released its special lights for its three full-time or day drivers, and Nascar Coca-Cola 600 later at night.

A common theme for the four McLaren arrow cars in Indianapolis 500? White. According to a press release from the team, the “bold white, together with touches of iconic papaya and identifiable couple colors, symbolizes a blank canvas for Arrow McLaren that enters the month of May and the opportunity to write in the grogantmination and determination.” “

Another characteristic of Liveries is the reference to the “Never Stop Racing” campaign by McLaren, which crosses all its motoring teams. As described by Arrow McCaren, the slogan “focuses on the idea that the races not only exist from the green flag to the checkered flag. It is always underway. The culture of constantly pushing, innovation and pursuing high performance hash, and always, and always, and always, and always, and always, and always, and always, and always, and always, do not stop on the track.

O’ward’s Arrow No. 5, McLaren Chevrolet, has a touch of black in addition to whites, with prominent prominent veil, one of the team’s partners, as well as Arrow, since Arrow Electronics is the partner of the title or the Indycar team of McLaren:

Arrow McLaren

Chevrolet No. 6 of Siegel has a blue theme, with partners such as NTT Data (the official Ti Services partner), as well as onsemi, another official partner and a global semiconductor company:

Lundgaard No. 7 is inclined in the iconic McLaren papaya painting scheme, with veil and arrow presented:

“The Indianapolis 500 is the largest stage of the races, and our liver this year reflects that in every detail,” said Arrow McLaren team director Tony Kanaan, in the announcement. The design is more than a new aspect: repeats the precision, performance and passion that feeds McLaren races. Through our Never Stop Racing campaign, these lights capture the endless spirit of competition that drives us forward, regardless of what. “

Larson’s 17 car was presented earlier this month, and presents a predominantly white scheme with blue elements and a prominent brand of Hendrickcars.com. Larson drives for Hendrick Motorsports in the Nascar Cup series.

The four cars will be on the track this week at the open test session at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on April 23 and 24. Opening day for the month of May Indy 500 The action of the track is Tuesday, May 13.

Everything accumulates in race 109 of Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, May 25.