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maybe you like maybe you don't, it doesn't really matter to be honest but there is a method to the madness. First things first I found it extremely amusing to read some of the comments, especially coming out of Jalopnik concerning the RC F GT3's debut livery. Amusing because they were crucifying it as if every team on the grid would be homogenized with this livery. Silly boys, tricks are for kids and that space is for sponsors.
Anyways, enough preamble, whats the point? Its a race car, we know that much, so its not surprising that there were no disparaging comments about the 747 sized rear wing or the snow plow mounted on the front. What did cause a stir was the random rainbow sparkles reminiscent of a third rate drag queen.
Toyota has an answer for you:
Between the RC F GT3 and the RC F GT500 Toyota and Lexus are returning to motorsports with a big splash
Anyways, enough preamble, whats the point? Its a race car, we know that much, so its not surprising that there were no disparaging comments about the 747 sized rear wing or the snow plow mounted on the front. What did cause a stir was the random rainbow sparkles reminiscent of a third rate drag queen.
Toyota has an answer for you:
So long as that light means MOAR motorsports and not the great white light in the sky. Really can't wait to see the RC F GT3 on the grid trading blows with the biggest and baddest GT racing has to offer“In Japan, white symbolizes paper,” says Yukihiko Yaguchi, chief engineer of the RC F and its GT3 counterpart. “The streaks are meant to be Japanese calligraphy: flowing strokes of color. If you step back and look at it, you’ll see the lines. The separation is meant to be breaks in the brush hairs.”
We wanted something truly different,” explains Yaguchi, “something unique. It’s meant to represent a new light into the future for Lexus.”

