Grand Prix Rejects

AndreaModa wrote:The format is easily replicated across all of Jones' activities, with a different colour representing each business unit. Yellow for Group, red for Engineering, green for Racing.

Biscione wrote:

Biscione wrote:

novitopoli wrote:Could someone maybe create a logo for Scuderia Adriatica? It shouldn't be something too elaborate, just a plain yellow/black design, with an A and an arrow pointing east...

I have a decent enough idea of what to do for this. I'll have it done soon.

Here's my concept. If you are happy with it, I will go ahead and upload the full-size version to the wiki.

Biscione wrote:

AndreaModa wrote:The format is easily replicated across all of Jones' activities, with a different colour representing each business unit. Yellow for Group, red for Engineering, green for Racing.

Blue for Medical?

AndreaModa wrote:

Biscione wrote:

AndreaModa wrote:The format is easily replicated across all of Jones' activities, with a different colour representing each business unit. Yellow for Group, red for Engineering, green for Racing.

Blue for Medical?

I don't get it...

peteroli34 wrote:It would be much appreciated is someone would knock together a couple of logos for my new for 2019 teams

1. Dawson F1 team - Similar to Manor's 2015 F1 logo but in pink and white

peteroli34 wrote:2. Eric Vincent Racing (EVR) - The letters EVR somehow joined by with navy Blue and Green colouring.

Ataxia wrote:
Is this any good?

Biscione wrote:

Normal32 wrote:I would appreciate if someone could cook up a logo for Underhill Motorsports. It should look like Prost Grand Prix's logo, but in black and yellow.

Nuppiz wrote:

Normal32 wrote:I would appreciate if someone could cook up a logo for Underhill Motorsports. It should look like Prost Grand Prix's logo, but in black and yellow.

Something like this?

Aislabie wrote:If there's anyone out there willing and able to do a batch of liveries for my F1 series, please PM me

takagi_for_the_win wrote:If one of you graphic wizards could do a logo for my new outfit, I'd be very much obliged. The team name is D4, and I want something smart and minimalist pls. The colour scheme for the team is sky blue as the primary colour, deep navy as the secondary, and any detailing in white. If anyone fancies doing this I'd be very thankful.

DemocalypseNow wrote:

takagi_for_the_win wrote:If one of you graphic wizards could do a logo for my new outfit, I'd be very much obliged. The team name is D4, and I want something smart and minimalist pls. The colour scheme for the team is sky blue as the primary colour, deep navy as the secondary, and any detailing in white. If anyone fancies doing this I'd be very thankful.

I do like minimalism, so I'll take that one.

Edit; here we are.

http://heartbeat.wikia.com/wiki/Deefer wrote:Peggy Armstrong bought her as a puppy and after some discussion about what to call her, they decided on Deefer (D for dog),

takagi_for_the_win wrote:The team name is D4...

Simtek wrote:

takagi_for_the_win wrote:The team name is D4...

Oh, dear Jesus, no, please tell me that's not what I think it is...

Simtek wrote:

takagi_for_the_win wrote:The team name is D4...

Oh, dear Jesus, no, please tell me that's not what I think it is...

DemocalypseNow wrote:Also, here's the newly updated Mansell logo for F1;

Autosport wrote:Between them, childhood friends Ben Johnson and Martin Cohen are aiming to prove the age old adage of "never go into business with friends" wrong. Having both made a pretty penny over the last two decades through a series of hedge funds, the two 44 year olds are looking to return to their first love - motorsport.

Both keen gentlemen racers, the duo have taken the plunge and are aiming to set up their own, all encompassing motorsport empire. At a press launch in London last night, the pair announced the formation of Johnson Cohen Motorsport, which, they announced, would be divided into three smaller operations. Johnson Cohen Engineering will start competing for tenders to provide technology for spec series such as British Formulae 3 and 4 and AutoReject 2.0, amongst others, from January 1st 2020. Plans for this started as early as 2012, and between them the duo have headhunted several well regarded names from companies across Britain. The general plan, outlined by Johnson in front of an enthralled audience, was for the engineering side of the operation to develop a reputation within the industry, and to gain experience for what can only be assumed will be an attempt to climb up the ranks of global motorsport.

Johnson Cohen Racing, shortened to JCR, will be the racing arm of the organisation. The duo announced their ambitions to climb up both mainstream motorsport ladders, sanctioned by the ARWS and the FIA respectively. While no formal approach to join either Formula 4 or AR2.0 has been made yet, there have been tentative enquiries as to entries to these series' in the near future. Both men stated their ambitions to keep the racing side of the operation small to begin with, and then expand and take on larger series' once they felt they had the capability to run at a competitive level, rather than jump up at the first possible opportunity. "We've been winners our whole lives," Johnson told us, "and realistically we want to maintain that feeling with our new venture."

The final arm of the operation, the Johnson Cohen Academy, may seem grandiose for a newly formed team, but the pair are confident that it can also be a success. The plan for the academy is unusual in comparison to other junior teams, in that rather than bringing up drivers through the ranks with the aim of keeping them for the highest level, the Johnson Cohen Academy aims to act more as a launchpad for the careers of young drivers that impress on the British youth racing scene. Three young hopefuls were in attendance, and announced as the first drivers to embark on this exciting journey: 16 year olds Joel Mercer and Kurtis Odametey, and 17 year old Deji Cole.

With substantial seed capital, an ambitious and highly driven pair of leaders, a precise plan of action and high tech headquarters just outside of Sevenoaks, Kent, everything appears to be in place for Johnson Cohen Motorsport to conquer the world. They could well be a team to look out for in years to come.

takagi_for_the_win wrote:If all 4 logos could follow the same pattern, just with the word "motorsport" swapped out with the relevant name, and for the main branding I was thinking something very corporate; sans serif font, primary colour being white with secondary colours being red and black. Truth be told I'm not quite sure what the logo will ideally look like, but sleek and corporate would be the two main things I can imagine

• Base Icon (1200px)
• Academy Logo (1200px)
• Engineering Logo (1200px)
• Motorsport Logo (1200px)
• Racing Logo (1200px)

DemocalypseNow wrote:

takagi_for_the_win wrote:If all 4 logos could follow the same pattern, just with the word "motorsport" swapped out with the relevant name, and for the main branding I was thinking something very corporate; sans serif font, primary colour being white with secondary colours being red and black. Truth be told I'm not quite sure what the logo will ideally look like, but sleek and corporate would be the two main things I can imagine

It's not really possible to do a primarily white logo, when most settings it would be used in would have it set against a white background. That means using the black as the background and white as the foreground.

Therefore, I did this;

Downloads

• Base Icon (1200px)
• Academy Logo (1200px)
• Engineering Logo (1200px)
• Motorsport Logo (1200px)
• Racing Logo (1200px)

Winans wrote:

DemocalypseNow wrote:Also, here's the newly updated Mansell logo for F1;

I like it.