Austin Dillon #3 Dow paint schemeįirst of all, if you haven’t already become an Eric Estepp fan you need to immediately listen to the Chairgatin’ Podcast NASCAR Offseason episode because Eric is a NASCAR wiz.
Whatever it is, Kurt Busch joining Chip Ganassi Racing is already seeing a great start. Maybe it’s as simple as just a flatter matte black. Maybe it’s the black side skirt rather than the neon green or the removal of the bold Haas logo on the side. It’s honestly hard to put a finger on what makes this particular car look any cooler than Kurt Busch’s previous Monster Energy #41 car with Stewart-Haas Racing. Kurt Busch #1 Monster Energy paint scheme My list of favorites also didn’t include a single Toyota, completely contradicting the results of the 2018 season. Best New Paint Schemes for 2019Īlthough Ford has now replaced the Focus with the Mustang – which looks so much cooler – the list of the best new paint schemes for 2019 was surprisingly dominated by the Chevy Camaro. Although there are a number of great designs we’ve seen before, I wanted to preview some of the best and worst new paint schemes for the 2019 season. Some of these cars were a drivers primary paint scheme for a given season, while others are paint schemes that have only been used one time.Įither way, these are my favorite 50.With the 2019 season of NASCAR quickly approaching, there have been quite a few new paint schemes revealed – some good and some really bad. I am going to count down what I consider to be the 50 greatest paint schemes in NASCAR history, using cars only from the Sprint Cup Series. If I were to pick my favorite driver based on how good looking the car was, these are the ones that I would have chosen between. Over the course of NASCAR, there have been some great looking cars, and some that never should have been shown the light of day. As a matter of fact, I know of a few people personally that made the critical decision of who to cheer for, based solely on the look of his car. Then there are those people who choose their favorite driver simply based on the design of his race car. Some people may like the same driver that a relative or close friend liked while others may have just randomly selected a driver or picked the driver that happened to win the first time they watched a race. How did you pick your favorite NASCAR driver? There are many different answers to this question.
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