(photo courtesy of Vision Racing)
UPDATE: I guess the color makes the car faster, because in a wacky day of qualifying Ed hammered his way up to P2!
March 28, 2008
Can you see me now?
Back in the day when Tony Stewart drove a similar Menards flavor of IndyCar there was a little orange and red mixed to the livery. Absent the offsetting colors, Ed Carpenter's ride must glow in the dark when they turn off the lights in the garage.
(photo courtesy of Vision Racing)
UPDATE: I guess the color makes the car faster, because in a wacky day of qualifying Ed hammered his way up to P2!
(photo courtesy of Vision Racing)
UPDATE: I guess the color makes the car faster, because in a wacky day of qualifying Ed hammered his way up to P2!
love the color scheme. maybe add some black around the edges and it would be sweet
ReplyDeleteJeff,
ReplyDeleteNot nearly enough day-glo red and orange. But it's better than the electric slime green Greg Ray's car was painted in 2000. And a Menard's car with no Buic, I mean Menard V6? Heresy!
Hey, it's bright, will attract attention, and ISN'T some combination of red, white, and blue. Here's to variety!
ReplyDeleteLooks nice. I agree though, some black trim would be perfect, with maybe of touch of orange.
ReplyDeleteDixon, Ed, AJ, Danica, Briscoe, and Marco as your top six....who saw that coming?
ReplyDeletedamn that was interesting qualy damn how exciting
ReplyDeleteI think it's safe to say that Vision Racing has finally arrived as a Tier 1 team...
ReplyDeleteLife is good! I can't wait for Indy
add some blue to the car !!
ReplyDeleteThe blue and yellow cars from a few years ago were good.
Eddy and Cuatro! Ice crystals on the sun. I cannot love it more.
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is an interesting qualifying. Too bad it wasn't on TV. But wait, I can watch Nationwide qualifying on Speed TV! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteArgh.