The new design adds a bold splash of pink to the team’s traditional navy blue and white colours, which effectively replaces the light blue highlights that had been used since the switch to the SF19 three years ago.
TCS, a subsidiary of Indian auto giant Tata, said the move reflected the company’s decision to adopt pink as its corporate colour last year.
It marks the biggest change to the Nakajima Racing livery since the year Tata first joined forces with the team in 2017, with the upcoming 2022 campaign marking the sixth year of their partnership.
The relationship between Nakajima Racing and Tata began in 2017, when Narain Karthikeyan (pictured) was signed to drive
The design will make its public debut in this weekend’s Honda Thanks Day event at Suzuka, where the marque’s fleet of Super Formula and SUPER GT cars will be performing demonstration runs.
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