Aston Martin Racing Reveals Winning Le Mans Gulf Livery

Aston Martin Racing Reveals Winning Le Mans Gulf Livery

  Aston Martin Racing and Gulf have unveiled the winner of their livery design competition.  The design, inspired by the change in atmosphere as day gives way to night during the 24 Hours of Le Mans, was created by Jonathan Wesley from Kettering in the UK and will adorn the number #97 Vantage GTE throughout race week. Darren Turner, Stefan Mcke and Peter Dumbreck, drivers of the #97 Vantage GTE, selected Jonathan's design from the hundreds of entries received. He will now attend the race weekend as a VIP guest of Gulf to see his winning design compete in the 90th 24 Hours of Le Mans.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
20 Jun 2013

Gulf, which has partnered Aston Martin Racing for five years and has signed a further three-year deal, ran the livery competition to allow fans to participate in the team's most ambitious Le Mans campaign, marking the centenary year of Aston Martin.

Sam Cork, Global Brand Manager at Gulf explained: "Gulf has been responsible for some extremely iconic motorsport liveries and we wanted to give fans the opportunity to play their part. To design the livery for a Gulf Aston Martin, racing at Le Mans in the brands centenary year, is really something quite special."

He further added, "This livery will enter Gulf and Aston Martin Racings history books and Jonathan should be extremely proud to be the winner, as we had hundreds of entries from all over the world. The design is excellent. It is everything we hoped for. We can't wait to see it take to the track for the most exciting endurance race of the year."

The #97 car is one of five Aston Martin Racing Vantage GTEs competing in the 24-hour race, but the only one to carry the competition-winning design.

Credits: Oneshift News Team

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