Ā© Getty ImagesOur Top 5 Special Car LiveriesWe dig into the archives to bring you some of the best paint schemes weāve had over the years.
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Special Car Livery: Camobull© Getty Images
Car: RB11
Year: 2015
Normally, the Team would have a car launch, but in 2015 we surprised everyone at winter testing in Jerez, Spain when we lifted up the garage doors to unveil the RB11 in its CamoBull or ādazzleā paint scheme.
It was inspired from car manufacturers when theyāre road testing new, yet to be launched, cars. It helps hide the lines and definitive shape of the car, which also meant at winter testing our rivals couldnāt work out what weād done to the car for the 2015 season. Obviously, weād put a Red Bull spin on it to make it an instant classic.
Special Car Livery: DisruptoBull© Getty Images
Car: RB14
Year: 2018
This spectacular livery was run at Silverstone at the start of the 2018 season before the team headed off to Barcelona for the first pre-season test.
The style was similar to a digital-effect camouflage in royal blue and black. It received so much attention across social media that there were calls to make this one-off livery the one we used for the entire season. We still love it so much, that we have one painted in this livery at the entrance of MK-7!
Special Car Livery: Chevrons© Getty Images
Car: RB15
Year: 2019
As with DisruptoBull the following year the Teamās filming day launched the RB15 with another one-off livery. Again, it collected a lot of love on social. This was also the first Red Bull Racing car to be powered by a Honda engine.
The livery, which wasnāt given an official name, had a stunning dark blue matte finish with bright red chevrons over the car. When Max first saw the livery at Silverstone, he said: āThe car looks cool. The livery is very beautiful, even though itās only for today.ā
Special Car Livery: Wings For Life© Getty Images
Car: RB3
Year: 2007
Wings For Life has had a long association with Red Bull Racing and has been the Teamās official charity for many years. Wings For Life is a spinal cord research foundation with the aim of finding a cure for spinal cord injury.
And back in 2007 for the British Grand Prix, the Team and Wings For Life offered people the chance to have their face on the RB3. More than 30,000 photos were used on the RB3 including DCās parents, Mark Webberās pet donkeys, ex-England cricketer Freddie Flintoff and some ultrasound images of yet unborn F1 fans. The fundraiser collected more than a million dollars for the charity.
Special Car Livery: Welcome Matte© Getty Images
Car: RB11
Year: 2016
After 11 seasons with a metallic livery, the Team made a drastic and eye-catching change for the RB11 with a matte finish on the paint work. It was also the first season we partnered with PUMA so there was an overhaul of everything looking stylish. There was a pattern in the drivers suits and teamwear called the āstampedeā, which added to the overall look.
The new matte finish saw F1 forums light up with people speculating if the matte finish would offer any aerodynamic advantage, but as someone said: āRed Bull never do anything without a damn good reason!ā