About British Racing Green (Motorsport, 1907)
British Racing Green is the deep, olive-shifted forest green assigned to Britain by the FIA in 1907 — a color that Bentley, Jaguar, Aston Martin, and Lotus have worn as national identity ever since. This system channels the interior of a hand-finished grand tourer: cream leather surfaces, polished walnut accents, chrome hairlines, and engraved serif typography that belongs on a dashboard plaque.
The result is restrained luxury — dignified, never loud, with the quiet confidence of a machine that is simultaneously a drawing room and the fastest thing on the road.
Learn more about the British Racing Green (Motorsport, 1907) style
- Origin
- United Kingdom — Crewe, Gaydon, Coventry, Hethel
- Era
- 1907 FIA color code; Bentley Le Mans 1924–1930; continuous through 2024
- Key figures
- W. O. Bentley · Sir William Lyons · David Brown · Colin Chapman
- Movements
- British motorsport heritage · Post-war Coventry luxury car craft · British coachbuilding understatement
British Racing Green (Motorsport, 1907) design spec
Colors
Typography
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