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Seems is going to be a vibrant Valentine’s Day.. 💨😍 #ALoveStory #RomeoAndGiulia #AlfaRomeoRacing pic.twitter.com/CcdxVH6FSo — Alfa Romeo Racing (@SauberF1Team) February 14, 2019 Love at first sight 👀 #RomeoAndGiulia #ALoveStory #AlfaRomeoRacing pic.twitter.com/t73iuATXs7 — Alfa Romeo Racing (@SauberF1Team) February 14, 2019 Now we’re ready to go. 🔥Feeling excited too? #AlfaRomeoRacing #LoveAtFirstSight #ARR pic.twitter.com/gskcT9grRp — Alfa Romeo Racing (@SauberF1Team) February 14, 2019 We know the way to your heart 😍 ❤️ First on-track look at Alfa Romeo Racing ❤️ Special #ValentinesDay themed livery ❤️ Kimi at the wheel #F1 pic.twitter.com/Pe0BKODXMp — Formula 1 (@F1) February 14, 2019

The 86th running of the Le Mans 24 Hours next week provides the perfect excuse for Toyota to prepare a trio of one-off versions of its own famous “86,” the GT86 coupe. Each car sports a different livery celebrating some of Toyota’s great Le Mans cars of the past. And what better date for the reveal than today, the eighth day of the six month. Toyota GB challenged themselves to design the cars to appeal to enthusiasts with their eye-catching wraps and detailing. Each is inspired by a Le Mans race car famous for its thrilling exploits and carries forward a retro theme that previously saw six special GT86 finished in heritage liveries of some of Toyota’s race and rally car legends. James Clark, Toyota GB Press Relations Manager, said: “The GT86 gives us a great canvas on which to pay tribute to some of the amazing Toyota race cars that have thrilled the crowds at Le Mans. Response to our earlier retro-liveried coupes was fantastic and we hope these new cars – all strictly one

Porsche fields two special Porsche 911 RSR at this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans: The factory-run cars with the starting numbers 91 and 92 will compete sporting the traditional Le Mans liveries of the 1970s and 1980s. The #91 contender is decked out in the iconic blue-and-white finish with red and gold stripes, reminiscent of the Rothmans sponsor colours of that era. The #92 car adopts the famous “Pink Pig” design of the 917/20 from 1971. Porsche unveiled the two circa 510 hp racers from Weissach on Saturday at the official test for the Le Mans 24-hour race. By presenting these special designs, Porsche commemorates its eventful history at the prestigious marathon in the Sarthe Department on the occasion of its anniversary year “70 Years Porsche Sports Cars”. Moreover, the two cars are real head-turners for fans. “With these much-loved designs, we want to thank our loyal supporters who have cheered for us both on and off the track at every race, but particularly at Le Mans, where

Here it is! The livery for the @WCRacing #Corvette C7 GT3-R, debuting at the @GPSTPETE March 9-11, driven by @DanielKeilwitz ! pic.twitter.com/SwyIVNiVAA — Callaway Competition (@CallawayCompUSA) March 1, 2018

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