Ferrari unveils blueprint-inspired US Grand Prix livery

Ferrari has unveiled a one-off livery for its cars at the 2026 United States Grand Prix, working with title partner HP on a blueprint-inspired design that highlights the process of creating a Formula 1 car. The Austin livery features sketches, technical drawings and blueprint-style graphics, presented as elements of the work usually hidden beneath a finished car’s bodywork. Ferrari said the design pays tribute to the designers, engineers and technicians involved in turning an idea into a race car. Silvia Cavallaro, Ferrari’s head of colour and trim, said the livery brings the journey from idea to reality to life visually. She said the collaboration with HP allowed the team to show the craftsmanship and engineering behind the car’s performance. Ferrari’s new car concept specialist Stefano Luparia said the artwork had to be adapted to the surfaces and aerodynamic requirements of the SF26. He said Ferrari worked with HP on printing technologies that had not previously been used for this application, and that he coordinated technical checks to ensure the design could be applied to the cars. HP Latex technology was used to reproduce the intricate graphics, according to one account...