What is the most iconic NASCAR paint scheme of all time?
Sponsor logos that outlived the sponsors. Some of these colours are recognised faster than the drivers who sat in them.
1Petty's No. 43 STP blue and redPetty Blue and STP red, the most recognisable livery in American racing.1000pts
2Earnhardt's black No. 3 GoodwrenchThe all-black GM Goodwrench Chevrolet that turned a car number into a nickname.864pts
3Rusty Wallace's No. 2 Miller LiteBlack, silver and Miller gold on the Penske Ford.806pts
4Cale Yarborough's No. 11 Junior Johnson ChevroletThe white and maroon car of three straight championships.664pts
5Gordon's No. 24 DuPont ChevroletThe DuPont car, rainbow-striped in the 1990s and flamed in the 2000s.652pts
6Bill Elliott's No. 9 Coors ThunderbirdThe red Coors Ford that ran 212 mph at Talladega in 1987.652pts
7Jimmie Johnson's No. 48 Lowe'sBlue and white, and the livery of seven championships.576pts
8Kyle Busch's No. 18 M&M'sThe candy-coloured Toyota that ran for more than a decade.575pts
9Tony Stewart's No. 20 Home DepotOrange on white, one of the most visible cars of the 2000s.487pts
10Mark Martin's No. 6 ValvolineBlue, red and white on the Roush Ford.384pts
11Terry Labonte's No. 5 Kellogg'sCorn Flakes red and Tony the Tiger on a championship Chevrolet.384pts
12Davey Allison's No. 28 Texaco HavolineBlack, white and red stripes on the Robert Yates Ford.262pts
13Harry Gant's No. 33 Skoal BanditBlack and green, and the car that won four straight in September 1991.262pts
14Tim Richmond's No. 25 FolgersThe red Hendrick Chevrolet of NASCAR's short-lived 1986 sensation.262pts
15Darrell Waltrip's No. 17 TideOrange and yellow swirls that earned the car its Tide Ride nickname.262pts
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