Racing Bulls, the Formula 1 team, has rebranded as VCARB FC to coincide with the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, where football-themed activities have taken over the paddock. The team is sporting custom football kits with their regular sponsors and a new crest, and the car features a World Cup-inspired livery.
Drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad are seen in the new shirts, designed by independent creators such as Florence Burns, Hattie Crowther, and Ezra Alexander. Racing Bulls CEO, Peter Bayer, expressed the significance of merging Formula 1 and football, celebrating the energy of both sports and showcasing emerging talent in shaping campaigns.
After a successful Monaco Grand Prix, Lawson and Lindblad secured fifth and sixth places, earning crucial points to challenge rivals Alpine in the constructors’ standings. The team is looking to carry this momentum to Barcelona, a track that tests every aspect of the car, as they aim for strong performances in the upcoming races.
As Lindblad mentioned, Barcelona poses different challenges compared to Monaco and Canada, offering a unique opportunity to gauge the car’s development. The team is eager to showcase competitiveness at this high-speed track while celebrating the World Cup with their special VCARB FC livery.
In addition, Sky has enhanced its Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle to include HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, discovery+, and Hayu, along with comprehensive coverage of Formula 1 and other sports events. Sky ensures live broadcasts of every practice, qualifier, and race throughout the season, providing exclusive access to sporting events like the Premier League and golf.
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