[PICS] Larbre Competition Unveils Corvette C7.R Art Car Livery for the 24 Hours of Le Mans

Larbre Competition is running a Corvette C7.R in the LMGTE Amateur class at this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans and this morning they unveiled an art car livery for their “French American” racer.

The street-inspired art livery for the C7.R is titled “Human” and was created by artist and painter Ramzi Adek. One of the significant features of the livery is the DayGlo paint which will light up in the dark.

There is also a story behind the pop-art style images with show among other things a jet and a shield that signify power and protection while a heroine on the side represents determination and strong character.

“These are in fact messages directed to the rivals of Larbre – when the Corvette C7.R overtakes another competitor, he will get a “BOOM” right in the face! There is a slight ‘taking the Mickey’ element, like a boxer who is winding up his opponent in the ring.” – Ramzi Adek

This is the 24th year that Larbre Competition has raced at Le Mans. Drivers for this year’s campaign are Christian Philippon, Romain Brandela and Fernando Rees.

Check out the art car livery in these official photos from Larbre Competition:

Source:
sportscar365.com

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