The Martini Racing livery is one of our all-time favorites. But while the iconic color scheme and logo have adorned rally, endurance and F1 racers from Lancias and Lotuses to Ferraris and Fords, there's no automaker it's more intrinsically tied to than Porsche. The livery first appeared on the Porsche 906 in 1968, and went on to adorn the 917 and Carrera RS, among many others. But while it hasn't been seen on a new racing car in about five years now, it's coming back – on a Porsche, of course.
Martini Racing Stripes Adorn Porsche GT3 Cup Car
Product explanation Collaboration series produced by Tarmac Works Planning and Shukor. Porsche 911 RSR Martini Racing is modeled with 1/64 scale die-cast material. The lights, side mirror and large rear wing are separate parts, and complex marks are reproduced with decal and tanpo printing. The package is a paper box type that allows you to see the contents.
Porsche 911 RSR Martini Racing
Shaken, not Stirred - The History of Martini Racing
File:Porsche 911 Carrera RSR No. 8 Martini Targa Florio winner 1973.jpg - Wikipedia
Porsche 935 Coupe Moby Dick Martini Racing Team Poster by Yuriy Shevchuk - Fine Art America
Shaken, not Stirred - The History of Martini Racing
1973 3-litre Martini Porsche Carrera RSR
2018 Porsche 935/19 #70 Martini Racing White with Graphics 1/64 Diecast Model Car by Minichamps
Porsche 917 K Team Martini Racing °22, Winner 24 Hours Le Mans 1971 21.5” Height x 52” Width
Porsche 917 K Team Martini Racing #22, Winner 24 Hours Le Mans 1971