Heritage Liveries  /  1990s

155 V6 TI — the works red

Two colours and two arrowheads. The most confident livery here, because it assumes you already know whose car it is.

Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI1993–1996

Stripe-geometry study — colour and geometry only. No sponsor logotype, wordmark, roundel or emblem is drawn.

Palette
Corse red#C21B17
Paper white#FFFFFF
Specification
Team / entryAlfa Corse, DTM and ITC Class 1
CarAlfa Romeo 155 V6 TI
Years1993–1996
Decade1990s
Hero-car issueIssue 07 — Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI

Read Issue 07

The study

Reading the geometry

Works Alfas do not need a scheme so much as a statement of ownership, and this one is close to the minimum viable livery: a red shell, a white nose block, and two white arrowheads at the rear quarter pointing forward.

The arrowheads are drawn as open chevrons rather than solid triangles, which keeps the red dominant. Solid white would have split the car in half; open chevrons let the red run through them and hold the body together.

A single white line along the sill ties the nose block to the chevrons. It is the only element on the car that spans the full length, and without it the two white events at either end would look unrelated.

Presented as a historical colour study for editorial reference. All team names, marques and marks referred to remain the property of their owners.