Cadillac reveals its Formula 1 team logo, signalling its entry in 2026. Graeme Lowdon will lead the team, initially using Ferrari power units. Later, they will switch to GM Performance Power Units ...

After a hard-fought battle to join the grid, the Cadillac F1 team is officially set to compete in 2026. Backed by General Motors, the team unveiled its official logo ahead of the Miami Grand Prix ...

Cadillac F1 hosted an exclusive event where it introduced its official logo. GM President Mark Reuss said the program would not be impacted by tariffs, and rumors swirled that Mexican Formula One ...

Until 2016, the legendary Formula 1 logo contained the name spelt out in uppercase ... To constantly put that variety front and centre, almost every Baskin Robbins logo integrates “31” creatively into ...

It also included the phrase "McLaren International" in a font different from the one ... In 2021, McLaren unveiled a new logo for its F1 cars, featuring the McLaren orange swoosh.

The old F1 logo (L) and the new logo that is in use ... The brand name ‘bp’ in small fonts appears in superscript to the right of the design. The company adopted the tagline ‘Beyond Petroleum’.

The old F1 logo used negative space to represent a car ... you can see that the Fs and the 1s in the logo and the words use the same font. The real 1 is the middle one. Your eight years have ...

The old F1 logo used negative space to represent a car ... you can see that the Fs and the 1s in the logo and the words use the same font. The real 1 is the middle one. Your eight years have ...

The old F1 logo used negative space to represent a car ... you can see that the Fs and the 1s in the logo and the words use the same font. The real 1 is the middle one. Your eight years have ...

The old F1 logo used negative space to represent a car ... you can see that the Fs and the 1s in the logo and the words use the same font. The real 1 is the middle one. Your eight years have ...

Toyota Gazoo Racing and MoneyGram Haas F1 team agreed on a technical partnership. The goal is for Japanese drivers, engineers, and mechanics to gain F1 experience. Akio Toyoda doesn’t regret ...