Williams F1 showcases retro-inspired yellow livery in Las Vegas, with Keeper Security taking a leading spot on the FW46 engine cover.
The yellow featured on the engine cover of Williams F1 cars in Mexico and Brazil will return next weekend in Las Vegas. In the previous two races, this yellow touch was brought by Mercado Libre.
This design evoked the team’s liveries from the 1980s and 1990s and will continue this weekend, showcasing retro colors with the increased presence of Keeper Security, one of Williams’ partners, on the FW46. The company will also host Formula 1-themed events in Las Vegas and New York.
Williams’ Commercial Director, James Bower, praised Keeper Security’s contribution since the start of the season: “Keeper Security joined our mission to return to the forefront earlier this year, and our partnership has only grown stronger since.”
“This striking takeover of the engine cover in Las Vegas will highlight our shared values of innovation and speed, which are crucial for both cybersecurity and on-track performance.”
Darren Guccione, CEO and co-founder of Keeper Security, also welcomed the partnership, emphasizing its role in showcasing his company’s contribution to Williams while drawing parallels to the sport’s exclusivity: “Formula 1 represents the pinnacle of speed and strategy.”
“Our presence on the Williams Racing engine cover at the Las Vegas Grand Prix celebrates the team’s technical mastery and elevated design, further demonstrating Keeper’s commitment to securing the team’s most sensitive digital assets and those of our clients.”
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Williams Unveils Retro Yellow Look for Vegas GP Williams Unveils Retro Yellow Look for Vegas GP
