Audi, set to join F1 in 2026, will see its partner team (currently Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber) debut a special Monaco Grand Prix livery, honoring pre-war racing icon Tazio Nuvolari. The design swaps fluorescent red for bright yellow accents, prominently featuring the classic four-ringed Audi logo on the rear wing – a direct nod to Nuvolari's legendary Auto Union cars of the 1930s. Nuvolari himself boasts a rich Monaco history, winning the 1932 event for Alfa Romeo, alongside his 1938 Italian Grand Prix victory with Auto Union. The team's drivers will complement the car's new look with special matching race suits. This tribute adds to a visually vibrant Monaco weekend, with McLaren celebrating its 1,000th GP and Aston Martin debuting a unique color-shifting design. Expect these distinctive liveries to be a major talking point as F1 tackles the principality.
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Audi, set to join F1 in 2026, will see its partner team (currently Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber) debut a special Monaco Grand Prix livery, honoring pre-war racing icon Tazio Nuvolari. The design swaps fluorescent red for bright yellow accents, prominently featuring the classic four-ringed Audi logo on the rear wing – a direct nod to Nuvolari's legendary Auto Union cars of the 1930s. Nuvolari himself boasts a rich Monaco history, winning the 1932 event for Alfa Romeo, alongside his 1938 Italian Grand Prix victory with Auto Union. The team's drivers will complement the car's new look with special matching race suits. This tribute adds to a visually vibrant Monaco weekend, with McLaren celebrating its 1,000th GP and Aston Martin debuting a unique color-shifting design. Expect these distinctive liveries to be a major talking point as F1 tackles the principality.
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