What is the best Formula 1 livery of all time?

Tobacco-era classics, bare metal and one-season wonders share this grid. Judge the paint, not the lap time.

1. 1
   McLaren MP4/4 (1988)

   The red-and-white Marlboro McLaren that Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost drove to 15 wins in 16 races in 1988.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Jordan 191 (7Up)

   Jordan's green-and-blue debut-season car, the one Michael Schumacher made his Formula 1 debut in at Spa in 1991.
   569pts
3. 3
   Red Bull RB7

   Sebastian Vettel's dark-blue 2011 title car with the red bull and yellow sun.
   569pts
4. 4
   Lotus 72

   Colin Chapman's wedge-shaped Lotus of the early 1970s, raced first in Gold Leaf red and gold and later in John Player Special black.
   374pts
5. 5
   Brawn BGP 001

   The white, yellow and black car that won Brawn GP the 2009 titles in its only season.
   374pts
6. 6
   Williams FW36 (Martini)

   Williams' 2014 car in white Martini Racing stripes of light blue, dark blue and red.
   374pts
7. 7
   Lotus 49 (Gold Leaf)

   The first sponsor livery in Formula 1, red, white and gold, introduced by Lotus in 1968.
   374pts
8. 8
   Ferrari 312T (1975)

   Niki Lauda's title-winning Ferrari in pure rosso corsa with a white engine cover band.
   374pts
9. 9
   Tyrrell 019

   Tyrrell's anhedral-nosed 1990 car in white and dark blue with Epson and Braun branding.
   0pts
10. 10
    Lotus 97T (JPS)

    Ayrton Senna's first race-winning car, the black and gold John Player Special Lotus of 1985.
    0pts

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