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Audi Unveils Striking New Livery for Singapore Grand Prix

Highlights
- Audi unveils special blue shimmer livery for Singapore GP
- Livery inspired by Singapore city lights on rear wing, sidepods
- Drivers Hülkenberg and Bortoleto placed 11th and 18th recently
- Audi sits eighth in constructors’ championship with 17 points
- Singapore GP scheduled for October 11, 2026
- Additional fan experiences include adidas collaborations and digital reveals
Audi will unveil a special Singapore Grand Prix livery this weekend at Marina Bay, adding a blue shimmer to its Titanium Silver Grey to reflect the city’s night-time skyline.
The effect alters the R26’s appearance through different lighting zones, with the pattern concentrated on the rear wing and sidepods to accentuate movement under floodlights.
Audi says the treatment nods to Singaporean culture while preserving its clean, geometric aesthetic, aiming for a distinct identity that suits a high-profile street race.

Visually-led updates remain largely unconstrained by technical regulations, provided branding and number visibility comply with FIA requirements, so the scheme prioritises engagement rather than any performance gain.
This comes in Audi’s first full factory season after its F1 expansion, with 17 points after 16 rounds, eighth and closely matched with Haas, Williams, and Aston Martin.
Recent form underlines the challenge: Nico Hülkenberg finished 11th and Gabriel Bortoleto 18th at Sepang, where the Sepang International Circuit exposed race-pace deficits.
Chief brand and commercial officer Stefano Battiston frames the livery as a fan-connection project, aligning Audi’s identity with Singapore’s narrative while extending engagement beyond the circuit.
On-site activations include collaborations with adidas and curated digital reveals, designed to widen reach and offer touchpoints for supporters regardless of location.
Marina Bay’s stop‑start layout stresses traction, braking stability, and energy management, with bumps complicating ride heights. While purely cosmetic, the livery should read dramatically under the floodlights.
The race, set for October 11, sits among the season’s marquee city events, and the Singapore Grand Prix schedule frames a critical late-season phase for midfield battles.
Longer term, Audi’s 2027 F1 lineup planning remains a focal point, signalling continuity for the programme’s next phase amid evolving regulations and partnerships.
Visual Summary
Rear wing & sidepods change hue as car moves—unique even on the F1 grid.

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