MotoGP unveils new logo design at season finale in Barcelona
MotoGP has unveiled a bold new logo, marking a major rebranding exercise. The new design, crafted by renowned design firm Pentagram, marks the sport's biggest visual overhaul since 2002. The new logo was officially unveiled at a post-season event at the prestigious National Museum of Art of Catalonia. To accompany the reveal, a captivating video narrated by Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke has been released. This marks MotoGP's first logo update since 2007. While a black and white version of the logo leaked online ahead of the season final due to EU trademark policy, the official announcement came after the game. The new logo is significantly different from its predecessor, with a more modern and dynamic design that reflects the excitement and energy of MotoGP. It is also more versatile and can be seamlessly adapted to a variety of applications across digital and physical platforms. Also read: MotoGP Catalunya Grand Prix: Jorge Martin takes 2024 riders' title, Francesco Bagnaia…
MotoGP unveils new logo design at season finale in Barcelona
MotoGP has unveiled a bold new logo, marking a major rebranding exercise. The new design, crafted by renowned design firm Pentagram, marks the sport's biggest visual overhaul since 2002. The new logo was officially unveiled at a post-season event at the prestigious National Museum of Art of Catalonia. To accompany the reveal, a captivating video narrated by Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke has been released. This marks MotoGP's first logo update since 2007. While a black and white version of the logo leaked online ahead of the season final due to EU trademark policy, the official announcement came after the game. The new logo is significantly different from its predecessor, with a more modern and dynamic design that reflects the excitement and energy of MotoGP. It is also more versatile and can be seamlessly adapted to a variety of applications across digital and physical platforms. Also read: MotoGP Catalunya Grand Prix: Jorge Martin takes 2024 riders' title, Francesco Bagnaia…
MotoGP: Barcelona GP confirmed as season finale, Martin and
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host the final round of the 2024 MotoGP season on November 17, having previously hosted the sixth round in May. The final race of the 2023 MotoGP season will take place next week at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona, replacing the flood-damaged Circuit de Valencia. The title battle between Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia and Pramac Racing's Jorge Martin will intensify. Two-time world champion Bagnaya narrowed the gap on Martin by winning the Malaysian Grand Prix last weekend. The Spaniard only needs to win the sprint race on November 16 to seal the title. Furthermore, the Barcelona match will also mark a big moment for Alex Espargaro. Espargaro, who had originally planned to retire in Valencia, will now bid farewell to full-time MotoGP racing on his home circuit. At the end of the season, Espargaro will transition into a new role as HRC test and wildcard driver. Also read: MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix: Baggna wins at…
This Maserati Quattroporte Grand Finale is their last
The Maserati Quattroporte Grand Finale's 3.8-litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine is housed in a custom-made engine cover signed by the Fuoriserie team and the engineers who worked on the car. Italian manufacturer Maserati launched the Quattroporte (first generation) in 1963, 61 years ago. Today, the company has launched the Quattroporte Grand Finale, the sixth generation and, as the name suggests, the last Quattroporte. The Maserati Quattroporte Grand Finale also marks the end of the company's 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine in the Quattroporte. In the Quattroporte Grand Finale, the 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8 engine produces 572bhp/730Nm and is housed in a custom bonnet signed by the Fuoriserie team and the engineers involved in the design of the car. The Fuoriserie treatment has also been applied to the exterior. The Maserati Quattroporte Grand Finale is finished in Blu Nobile colour, with the carbon fibre body kit in the same hue, while the brake calipers are made of brushed aluminium. Another highlight is the identification…
The Quattroporte Gran Finale is Maserati’s last V8
A "passionate Trident customer" received the last V8-powered Maserati, along with a custom MC20 An American customer purchased a Quattroporte Gran Finale and MC20 Iris Limited Edition from Maserati. The Gran Finale is Maserati's final V8 model and the last of the current generation Quattroporte. Maserati's MC20 Iris features a unique AI Aqua Rainbow paint scheme designed by the Fuoriserie department. Receiving a Maserati is already a special thing, but one American customer took it to another level. A "significant entrepreneur in the biomedical field" purchased a Quattroporte Gran Finale (the last V8-powered Maserati) and a custom MC20 named Iris. Both cars have been transformed by Maserati's Fuoriserie bespoke programme, with unique finishes inside and out. They were delivered to their owners on July 31 at Lake Maggiore, on the southern side of the Alps. However, the "passionate Trident client" lives in the United States, which means this special double garage may have made its way across the Atlantic. More:…
The Quattroporte Gran Finale is Maserati’s last V8
A "passionate Trident customer" received the last V8-powered Maserati, along with a custom MC20 An American customer purchased a Quattroporte Gran Finale and MC20 Iris Limited Edition from Maserati. The Gran Finale is Maserati's final V8 model and the last of the current generation Quattroporte. Maserati's MC20 Iris features a unique AI Aqua Rainbow paint scheme designed by the Fuoriserie department. Receiving a Maserati is already a special thing, but one American customer took it to another level. A "significant entrepreneur in the biomedical field" purchased a Quattroporte Gran Finale (the last V8-powered Maserati) and a custom MC20 named Iris. Both cars have been transformed by Maserati's Fuoriserie bespoke programme, with unique finishes inside and out. They were delivered to their owners on July 31 at Lake Maggiore, on the southern side of the Alps. However, the "passionate Trident client" lives in the United States, which means this special double garage may have made its way across the Atlantic. More:…
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