On the eve of the new season in Australia, Renault unveiled a livery almost identical to that of 2019 and announced a new title sponsor …
The French automaker, who finished fifth in the constructors’ championship last year, used an all-black provisional livery during the six days of pre-season testing in Barcelona before a grand opening in Melbourne.
And on Wednesday, they removed the covers to reveal a livery that has retained the yellow and black they are used to running since they returned to the grid as a factory team in 2016.
They also announced a title sponsor and logistics partner, DP World, which specializes in providing global supply chain solutions for cargo owners. The stable is now called.
“This is an extremely interesting and exciting collaboration in several disciplines,” said Renault president Jérôme Stoll. “We look forward to working with DP World, one of the world’s leading logistics providers, to explore ways to improve our efficiency and reduce our environmental impact. “
“After the ambitions expressed by Formula 1 to become completely carbon neutral by 2030, we are constantly evaluating ways to reduce our carbon footprint and our turnaround time. “
“We hope that our collaboration with DP World will reveal possibilities for concrete solutions to some of the logistical challenges facing the supply chain of our F1 team and, by extension, the larger automotive industry.”
Renault’s R.S.20 will hit the track in its new livery on Friday during the Formula 1 season’s opening trials at Melbourne’s Albert Park.
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