Racing Bulls unveiled a special yellow “Summer Edition” livery and matching team kit ahead of the 2026 Miami Grand Prix. The team described the look as a “summer-sun yellow” treatment inspired by Red Bull’s Summer Edition Sudachi Lime, and the scheme replaces Racing Bulls’ traditional white-and-blue identity for a one-off Miami appearance. Descriptions of the finish varied among observers, with some calling it yellow-and-black and others noting a vivid yellow-and-chrome scheme with a citrus-texture pattern, and the design features prominent Red Bull branding on the engine cover.

The reveal was staged as a visual PR moment as the Racing Bulls car cruised into Kiki On The River by yacht, and drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad first saw the new design while riding Ski-Doos on the water. The yellow theme extended across the garage, with the drivers set to wear yellow overalls and mechanics and trackside staff in matching apparel. CEO Peter Bayer said Miami is a special place for the team to express its identity and that the livery “injects vibrant energy and demonstrates a willingness to push creative boundaries,” and the team framed the change as a branding statement rather than a technical update.

Paddock observers immediately compared the treatment to Jordan’s bright yellow liveries from the late 1990s and early 2000s, a resemblance some noted felt more resonant following the passing of Jordan founder Eddie Jordan in March 2025. The Miami special follows Racing Bulls’ recent practice of one-off designs, such as a cherry blossom livery in Japan, and drew contrast with rival presentations, including Cadillac’s more monochrome appearance and its updated home Grand Prix livery that adds the Star Spangled Banner across the rear flanks as a nod to U.S. roots.