Formula One’s new team for 2016, the American entrant Haas F1 Team, could race with a distinctive yellow livery. It has emerged in recent days that former McLaren and Red Bull engineer Rob Taylor will head the design of the first Haas car, in collaboration with Ferrari and Dallara.

"We do not want to make a car to test this year," Haas F1 team boss Gunther Steiner told Italy's Autosprint. "If you make a car for that purpose, by next year it is already outdated."

Autosprint also claims that team owner Gene Haas is keen on reviving the color yellow in F1. Jordan's bright yellow cars are fondly recalled, while Renault fielded a yellow and black design in 2010.

"We would love to have a car in line with the company's image," said Haas, whose corporate logo is actually red and silver. "But it needs to be good, too, because all these cars in silver or gray appear almost identical to each other. I would like a color that makes us distinguishable. I do like yellow."

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