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New look of Mobil 1 Boost Mobile Commodore photographed alongside the HSV Camaro and Silverado pic: Daniel Kalisz
Mobil 1 Boost Mobile Racing will kick off a new look on its cars at Watpac Townsville 400 this weekend.
The ZB Commodores by James Courtney and Scott Pye will bring a striking touch to his current livery, with a stunning white sheen that combines the usual colors of black and orange.
The bold livery should stay on cars for the next four years. events such as the Red Rooster Sydney SuperNight 300 (August 3-4) and the inaugural Supercars tour in South Australia The Bend Motorsport Park (August 24-26).
The team hopes the livery will stand out under the lights when the series will run its first night race on Australian soil since 1997 next month.
Supercars confirmed that teams can make changes to the liveries, including the use of reflective paint and stickers to enhance the look "The new livery looks fantastic, it will make turn heads in Townville and beyond, "said Mathew Nilsson, the team director,
" We had extremely positive feedback on the car all year so we did not want We are not too far from what we have accomplished, but it is important for us to stay fresh and evolve constantly, and it is a wonderful way to do it. results in Townsville in the past, so we are confident that the new colors will be visible on the front of the field. "
Bruce Stewart, the team-mate, added," It was also important to have a car which stands out for the next SuperNight race. We certainly will not miss you in the fires, that's for sure. "
The car was photographed alongside the Chevrolet Camaro and Silverado vehicles that the Walkinshaw group is selling under its Holden Special Vehicles (HSV) arm.
The Camaro, which is the subject of a Investigation for a possible Supercars project, has been announced to go on sale this month.
The Watpac Townsville 400 has turned out to be a good hunting ground for the team, after podiums at all previous events place except last season
photo: Daniel Kalisz
photo: Daniel Kalisz
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