McLaren has revealed a special livery for the United States Grand Prix that is inspired by Google's AI model, Gemini.
The search engine is which is part of the F1 constructors' champion's sponsorship roster, with Chrome and Gemini both appearing on the engine cover of the MCL39 at various points across the current campaign.
Joining McLaren in racing a new-look livery at the Circuit of the Americas are Haas, Racing Bulls and Aston Martin.
The Austin weekend has become a popular event for teams to show off changed looks, as the Woking-based squad did last season.
Heading to COTA straight from clinching a second consecutive constructors' crown, Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris will be hoping to distance themselves from the resurgent force of Max Verstappen, who is just 63 points behind the Australian in the drivers' title standings.
Norris is only 22 points behind his McLaren team-mate and will also be hoping to erode the nine-time grand prix winner's lead in Texas.
The livery will also be run at the Mexico City Grand Prix, which forms the second leg of this back-to-back.
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